Flawless Vents for Gecko Enclosures

[@frankdughtank8327]

Excellent Video Audra! Love vents!

[@FlawlessCrestedGeckos]

@@frankdughtank8327 thank you Frank!

[@saralou123]

I use a soldering iron to make vent holes but I feel like it would be soooo much easier to punch a hole and put one of those vents in. And I wouldn’t be exposing myself to the fumes even though I do it outside. When/if I get anymore critters, I will be placing an order for some of these vents. Thank you for the video! ❤

[@FlawlessCrestedGeckos]

Absolutely! We actually also used a soldering iron for our holes when we were starting out. 😊😊😊

[@Cold_Blooded_Gems_]

I love them ! I use the same ones . Iv tried so many different kinds over the years . These are my favorites go to’s time and time again 👌🏻

[@FlawlessCrestedGeckos]

@@Cold_Blooded_Gems_ yess! They’re the best!

[@sphericreptiles]

Great information. Y’all are going to encourage is to get a crested gecko.

[@FlawlessCrestedGeckos]

@@sphericreptiles heyyy we’ve got you when you do, you know it’s inevitable 🤣😂🤣

[@williamdarmond3827]

Pulling out the 4-1-1 reference. Some folks now days are like "What does that even mean?"

[@FlawlessCrestedGeckos]

@@williamdarmond3827 lol right!?! I have a moment when I actually have to explain it 😂🤣😂

[@josephhalfacre1584]

I'm using those on some of my bins. They are better than the metal vents in that they don't rust and you can remove them and pop a new 1 in whenever the gecko soils them. My only complaint for them is that they don't close far enough on a 6qt tub. There is a gap between the 2 pieces of the ring. Not a major thing but there is a certain amount of build-up that occurs.