Setups...

[Geckos_]

If you could post some pictures of your hatchling setups, it'd be great. I'd like to get a good idea on what the setup should look like. Thanks, and sorry if this is posted in the wrong section.

 

[Embrace Calamity]

I'm not sure what you mean "hatchling setups." I mean, they're pretty much the same as adult setups, just usually a little smaller and less fancy (paper towels, tupperware hides) because they're only temporary. Same basic principles though - cool hide, warm hide, humid hide, water dish, etc.

If you want ideas of general setups, there's a thread with a lot of really cool ones. Or do you have a particular question about it that maybe people could answer?

~Maggot

 

[stager]

I'm not sure what you mean "hatchling setups." I mean, they're pretty much the same as adult setups, just usually a little smaller and less fancy (paper towels, tupperware hides) because they're only temporary. Same basic principles though - cool hide, warm hide, humid hide, water dish, etc.

If you want ideas of general setups, there's a thread with a lot of really cool ones. Or do you have a particular question about it that maybe people could answer?

~Maggot

+1 but I keep meal worms in my hatchling tubes at all times. And I keep them in a deli container with wet paper towel in my incubator for the first week

 

[Embrace Calamity]

+1 but I keep meal worms in my hatchling tubes at all times. And I keep them in a deli container with wet paper towel in my incubator for the first week

Hatchling tubes? >.>

~Maggot

 

[Geckos_]

I was just curious of how many people would provide calcium dishes and all three hides. Because on YouTube, Leo hatchlings are provided with just one small hide with misted paper towel underneath, a water dish, and a food dish... and not when they are just born, but even when they were several weeks old.