My starter set up- what ya think? :/

[Lozzykins]

Hey guys- Just wondering about my set up-
Is this okay you think?
Tiles is the warm side around 30c with the hide, then the left hide is the cooler one with moss inside.
then calcium on the tile and mealworms currently in the feeding bowl + water next to it.

What ya think?

Is it okay?
How would you do it?

PS: I've just started and had him for 4 days now.

 

[andrew5859]

Looks very nice! I would bump the heat up to around 90-95 degrees Fahrenheit or
32-35 Celsius. (If my conversion skills are still good that is) Also I would get something like a bottle cap and put the calcium in there instead of just on the tile as it will get drug all over the place and will make more of a mess.

 

[ctbradley]

Looks good.

 

[kaws]

How old is your leo going to be ? The setup look kinda small, no ?

 

[justinadavid1104]

you need a humid hide

 

[Klogue1]

I like it!

Is that crushed walnut or sand (looks likes walnuts in the picture)? If it's crushed walnut I would remove it immediately. While many people can agree or disagree on sand, crushed walnut is not digestible at all and WILL cause impaction.

Otherwise nice setup, although the square footprint of the tank may make it hard to establish a heat gradient.

 

[Klogue1]

Never mind, it's repti-carpet isn't it? LOL

 

[katie_]

Yeah thats totally carpet.

 

[Klogue1]

Yeah thats totally carpet.

Lol I should work on not jumping to conclusions

 

[im faster]

Well, its Good. not perfect but good.
A few things to keep in mind.
Geckos CAN loose toes in hammocks.
Geckos claws and teeth CAN get stuck in carpet.

Also you shuld put in a humid hide.
as long as you have a heat pad underneath your pretty well set.

 

[Lozzykins]

Thanks for the replies guys- sorry i not been on in awhile- I think I'm going to change the feeding bowl and remove the nets. I know its 45x45x45 but it feels kinda small for me.. She's only about 8 months old but looks kinda full with everything in there?