I used to work at a fish and reptile store but I'm a little rusty and in an area with no real stores to provide help, (other than *****) so I guess I mean there's still no stores to help me. I used forums for when I was learning about reefs for when I started keeping reef tanks and that was always the biggest help. I'm doing my research right now and have some questions. And there are so many conflicting articles as well so they are not much help either.
I have a 15 gallon tank for my first gecko, and that's it. What now? I just want to hear what everyone says. I want this to look as natural as possible without running the risk of impaction or anything like that. I've kept and successfully bred Chameleons so I know a little and could probably do fine on my own, but I want to have the best I can offer for any creature I keep. I want them to thrive, not live
Do I need a heat pad AND heat lamp? Do I also need UVB? What about substrate? How many hides? And where do I put the heat source(s) in relation to their hides? And what should the feeding schedule look like?
Thanks so much for any help you can provide, I'll be definitely using this a lot. I will probably also become addicted to these guys just like I am to reefing. Thanks,
~Ryan
I have a 15 gallon tank for my first gecko, and that's it. What now? I just want to hear what everyone says. I want this to look as natural as possible without running the risk of impaction or anything like that. I've kept and successfully bred Chameleons so I know a little and could probably do fine on my own, but I want to have the best I can offer for any creature I keep. I want them to thrive, not live
Do I need a heat pad AND heat lamp? Do I also need UVB? What about substrate? How many hides? And where do I put the heat source(s) in relation to their hides? And what should the feeding schedule look like?
Thanks so much for any help you can provide, I'll be definitely using this a lot. I will probably also become addicted to these guys just like I am to reefing. Thanks,
~Ryan