Two new leos and a crestie

[Kiara1125]

Here's both of my leopard geckos, Echo and Viper, along with my crested gecko, Rhyloh. The leos are currently into a 20gL and the crestie is into a 10g.

Both:

Viper:

Echo:

Echo and Rhyloh:

Echo, Viper, Rhyloh and Kenny (my fiancè):

I'll get pictures of the leos' tank up soon after I move things around and make it look nice. I know it doesn't look the greatest, but here's the crestie's tank. At least he has live plants to crawl, hide and perch onto.

 

[rabidmoose]

Well ryloh atleast has something to climb, better than nothing Cant wait to see Echo and Viper's tank! A tip incase you didnt know: Leo's need warmth from the ground to digest food properly, also lights that arent infared or 'moon light' can stress them out a bit (probably fine if they have a deep hide away from it all)

 

[Kiara1125]

Well, they have several nice hides. I can't have a UTH because it would get too hot, even with a dimmer. The ambient temperature at the bottom of the tank is already in the mid 80s. They seem to be happy. Thanks for the advice though.

 

[rabidmoose]

It's great to know that you're taking proper care for your Leo's ^^ Sorry for being a bit irritating, just trying to see if they'll be properly cared for, seems they'll be greatly cared for!

 

[Kiara1125]

Hehe, yep! I'm just getting more items in for the leos tank soon, so I want to post final pictures. I could post what they're in now, but it looks pretty weird. And I am the type of person who does a lot of research before buying an animal, so I understand how you're trying to be thorough with everything and making sure that the leos are well cared for. It's good to see people like that.

*EDIT* Well ... you made me take pictures. xD Here's their ugly 20gL while the reptile carpet (brown) is being hung up outside to dry. They're currently sleeping in the log. I'll have to get the picture that my fiancè has of one of the leos at the top of the branch. They're so adorable!

The new items I'm getting are more bowls, more hides, repti calcium and a probe thermometer.