How to Set Up and Care for CRESTED GECKOS

[@shariscrafts]

Great video, rescued a crested today after someone had dumped him with the door of his viv open.

[@emilysterling3952]

Awesome video! This has helped me a lot. I got my first crested a few weeks ago and I've gotten it to eat 4 crickets first week, a little bit of pangea the second week, and this week she ate 4 wax worms. I didn't know about the water dish so I will be taking that out in hopes she will eat more pangea because so far she seems to be favoring the bugs more then the pangea. But i still put the pangea in her tank everyday so its always available for her. This video was very helpful, thank you!

[@JoshIbbotson]

Very informative and well made video, i myself keep 4 crested geckos and have done for 5 years so i'm glad to find a video that doesn't recommend stupid things like baby food

[@kshrubb8676]

Baby food is what they used to do before Repashy, it's not exactly stupid.

[@JoshIbbotson]

It'd be considered stupid to recommend it now, not stupid to recommend it then when less was known about crested gecko dietary needs.

[@bigbaloo54]

Thank you! I am considering getting a crested gecko. I have been around others who keep reptiles but have never had one of my very own. Want to learn all I can about the best way to keep the animal healthy and happy.

[@Scoundrelita]

I might get a crestie for Christmas my first lizard! ( I have two snakes ) and this video was really helpful and seems really inexpensive! Thanks. :)

[@_SugarBee_]

Cresties are fairly cheap, very friendly, a little jumpy- but that makes them fun!

[@darkninja67]

very well done video, thanks for the work put in

[@pecanvmw]

This video was very helpful!

[@raymondlonesomedove2112]

I just got a crestie today. It's one of the babies like the one you showed. I'm using large coconut fibre for the base, which was suggested. He said that it was too large for the gecko to consume.

[@sammysunshine5630]

I learned the hard way with only putting the plants to the back of the enclosure,My white lined had scurried to the front left of the enclosure and I hadn't noticed,her tail got caught in the door and dropped.I was horrified and extremely upset.She healed beautifully but you best believe I now have eyes on both of my girls at all times. Thanks for this video,I finally bought a crested and your tips,tricks helped.Its only about 3-4 months old. How much handling is ok at this age?Ive dealt with and handled adult Cresties but never a tiny juvenile...

[@shiwolf080]

I use that same plantation soil for my ball python tank. but I have never squeezed the water out of it before adding it to the tank. I mix the soil once a week (when she is feeding) and it never smells bad, actually it smells really good, especially when I mist it it smells like it rained (wet soil). I spot clean the bedding (when she poops I take out the poop and a large chunk of the surrounding bedding). never had a problem with bacteria with that substrate.

[@lmagine091]

+Paul-Dominic Di Marco Hello there, I have a few questions that I don't think were answered (Or maybe I missed). As a novice, would you recommend getting only one to get a feel on how to take care of them? I eventually would like around 4 of them and I was planning on getting a 12"L x 12"W x 18"H Terrarium for the first one and then move her to a 24"H once it's fully grown. With that said, when is it considered a fully grown adult? Thanks in advance and great videos!

[@PaulverizerJJ]

+lmagine if it's your first Crested Gecko, I'd definitely try starting with one. Who knows, you may decide crested geckos aren't for you, and then if that's the case you only have to sell/rehome one rather than multiple animals. 12" x 12" 18" is ok for about a baby til about 12-14 months. They'll pretty much be adult size by this time. I don't mind housing adult males in 12 x 12 x 18 inches for 4 months out of the year to separate them from the females.

[@jameskoch9567]

Hello, great video. I did have a question. My apartment tends to run on the cold side so with all my herps, even the ones that can do well at room temp, I tend to keep a thermostat and a heat source on them. This is because it's easier for me to warm them up in a cool room than stabilize the room. What would you recommend for heat regulation? I'm partial to heat mats because I have used them with all my snakes but I'm a bit lost regarding a vertical viv.

[@PaulverizerJJ]

Honestly, Id go with a small 15 watt heat bulb and nothing more. A crested can climb so if necessary it can bask right underneath the bulb. May as well get a nice moonlight one so that you can leave it on and watch him move around when most active, at night.

[@mattyb3495]

+Alex Cio I would if your really struggling get there favorite insect eg:crickets,waxwork dip it in or mix a tiny bit of mushed up fruit in it worked with mine

[@44freshdude]

Thanks for the video!

[@lolitaputane2773]

Hi, just a little question I have wondered about. Is it okay to feed crested geckos with only repashy and fruits? (NO insects) Thanks alot!

[@candacemerrill5722]

Can you use hydro balls as a drainage layer? I was thinking of live plants with maybe organic soil? If not organic what would u recommend for live plants?

[@marioramos9830]

eco earth would probably be your best bet. ;)

[@JackOfAllTrades0404]

I have a juvenile male in an 18x18x24 and a younger female in a 12x12x18. I was wondering if I could keep them together when they're grown, then move the male to the smaller tank when breeding season comes around. I have no interest in breeding, and don't want to stress the female, so could splitting them up keep the male from getting fts and if so what time of year do I separate them out? thanks!

[@zyinxvs8828]

Cheesus uh may get babies if your looking too do this

[@ClarissaMetall688]

this might seem like a silly question; how do you clean the tank with the soil in it? Also, can a reptile tank liner be used? (like the faux grass ect. that are available in pet stores). What percentage of humidity is best? I live in a dry area. Thanks!!

[@PaulverizerJJ]

Clarissa Metall the coconut fiber (that's what it is, not actual dirt) is supposed to be biodegradable, so I spot clean it and turn it over every few days. I use a razor blade and F10 (Disinfectant & Cleaner) to clean the crap off the glass.

[@ClarissaMetall688]

Thanks Paul-Dominic Di Marco​!

[@PaulverizerJJ]

Clarissa Metall Oh, I also don't like Hygrometers. % Humidity will make you go insane. I live in a dry area also. Summers aren't bad, Winter is 30% humidity. Some say Cresteds need 70%, very hard to do. You spray once, it'll go to 99% and then it dries throughout the day. To maintain 70%+ without living in areas that are naturally that humid, is almost impossible in glass tanks. Spray once every day or two, and its enough.

[@ClarissaMetall688]

Thank you, again! Your input is important to me. Researching before I get my own crested. Thank you!!! :)

[@veesentdaysendz8113]

Great basic setup!---have you done a feeder insect gutload video yet???

[@emorieg10]

I live in South Florida and am looking into getting a crested gecko. It gets fairly hot here, especially summer time where it can hit 90-95 F. What could I invest in to keep the gecko cool?

[@anonymouskirk7271]

fb air conditioning

[@cjsop00_26]

My room temperature in winter is about 65 degrees do I need extra heat and if so how would I go about heating the enclosure?

[@canadianpsycho1678]

It should be between 70 to 80 degrees normally but you might be fine. Crested Geckos don't need as much heat as they need humidity. :) I hope I helped.

[@rayssaxbby]

I have a 60 gallon aquarium tank and will it be ok if I put a group of crested geckos in it or will it be too big for them?

[@lukescovell8294]

+Rayssa Espada no thats ok but u need at least 2 geckos

[@ravenwolf8183]

If you don't have any live plants is it ok just to use repti bark and some coco brick?

[@PaulverizerJJ]

of course.

[@mirandapanda5439]

Do they HAVE to have crickets or meal worms? Or can they be fed with repashy only?

[@madiparmer9779]

rep ashy is best but feed mealworms or crickets at least 1 a week no more than 1 a week

[@TK-2Quick]

Does anybody know if you can run a fan in the room that the gecko is in. Also, what lighting should I use just to be able to see it and let live plants grow.

[@XxElementalPhoenix]

Would a 30x30x30 vivarium be ok for a crestie? If so how long until I may need a bigger one

[@PaulverizerJJ]

+luke johnson if that's in cms, that's too small for anything older than 4 months.

[@rockethereptile8381]

Paul-Dominic Di Marco obviously in inch lol

[@DogeUSA]

Bjj and reptiles, we get along man ;)

[@SheridanPGP]

what was the calcium to repashy ratio? please respond and wonderfull very well done video. you earned a sub. im getting my gecko this wednesday!

[@PaulverizerJJ]

You want to just mix in a tiny bit, preferably calcium without d3 unless you're getting a hatchling or breeding female, if thats the case get both a d3 and non d3 calcium and use the vitamin d3 one maybe twice a week max.

[@SheridanPGP]

Paul-Dominic Di Marco Thx so much for the info!

[@diddydotdytor8999]

I'm researching about beginner reptiles, I'm specifically interested in cresties. A few questions: Can cresties thrive off of powder mix without feeding live insects? Which powder mix would you recommend, repashey or pangera? How easy are they to tame/handle? Thank you 😊

[@PaulverizerJJ]

+Diddydot Dytor Ok here we go:Can cresties thrive off of powder mix without feeding live insects? I would say that yes, they can. Just make sure that the brand you choose is pretty much complete, or add to it. Ex: I recommend feeding growing babies Repashy MRP mixed with plain yogurt. The Yogurt will add a bit of protein an calcium which I feel is important when they're young. As adults I wouldn't do this though, could make them obese. Which powder mix would you recommend, repashey or pangea? I've always been a big proponent of Repashy. I've never had any of their products not work for me. I use all their calcium vitamin supps (HyD,LoD,NoD, etc) and the Gecko MRP (fed to our Cresteds and Chahouas), I also use their gutload (bug burger) and their other gel foods like Meat Pie and Vegeburger. I haven't used Pangea, though all I hear is great things. I'm sure its good. I'm pretty old school though, I got my first Crested 10 years ago and the only powder on the market was Repashy (sold by T-Rex back then). To me, its tried and true. I believe they have a new formula that's specifically called Crested Gecko MRP (A blonde Harlequin gecko on the jar), so I'll give that a try soon as well. How easy are they to tame/handle? As babies they are SUPER flighty/jumpy. Handle them in their cage to avoid losing them. As adults (like most reptiles) they chill out considerably and handling shouldn't be an issue.

[@diddydotdytor8999]

+Paul-Dominic Di Marco Great , thanks for the advice! 😊 I'm looking into buying an adult as I've heard that babies can be a little jumpy. If I am going to get a crestie, it won't be for another few months yet 😃

[@ltmac7070]

I'm waiting to get this type of gecko I have a spare 10 gallon fish tank type terrarium. Would that work to start with?

[@brahim9709]

if it's a baby

[@tonyarouse9213]

the crested geckos looks cute

[@laurenwilliams8072]

Hey, I woke up today to the sight of tiny red mites in my juvenile crested geckos cage. From what I hear they can harm my gecko and come from wood. (I recently purchased a large chunk of driftwood for my tank and put it in). I have no idea what to do and I am scared that chemicals will harm my gecko, any suggestions?

[@_SugarBee_]

Do a complete cage remodelling, put the lizards in some kind of container and wash everything throughly, get new substrate and wash everything with hot water and vinager

[@laurenwilliams8072]

Thank you!

[@arielnicole417]

When you said the food would go bad fast were you talking about the repashy bag or the cap of wet food??

[@PaulverizerJJ]

Fuzz Butts the food once made, the bag is good for at least 6 months once the seal is broken.

[@arielnicole417]

Paul-Dominic Di Marco thats what i thought just wanted to make sure going to get a crestie soon

[@PaulverizerJJ]

Cool

[@HannaBanana010]

When you say that the food spoils quickly, do you mean after you mix it up for them?

[@aribh4929]

Yes after it's mixed with water. The dry power stays good for a LONG time

[@Rainbow_Rockstar]

I have a 12x12x18 for my 4yr old adult crested gecko.. its a prefect for her but I wouldn't go with anything smaller!! and I use paper towels its a lot easier to clean in my opinion!!

[@PaulverizerJJ]

+RainBow~RockStar I really hate paper towels for animals that need to be sprayed down. It constantly needs to be changed, multiple times a week.

[@Rainbow_Rockstar]

Paul-Dominic Di Marco I just put eco earth in the terrarium and its all over them is that ok?? my little girl likes to play in the ero earth then jump in her water bowl so I am always changing her water.. I hope eco earth wont hurt them!! please let me know .. do u have facebook I have a few pics i would like to share?

[@PaulverizerJJ]

Yea, Safari Reptiles on facebook. Facebook.com/safarireptiles . As for the Coconut Fibre being on them..I don't think that it would be an issue, pictures would help though.

[@Rainbow_Rockstar]

Paul-Dominic Di Marco ok I will add u to FB.. and I just took out the eco earth because she got it all over her food and in her water so I just said fuck it and took it out!! but I don't think my male is eating.. I don't know what to do I am so lost I feel like I take one step forward and then 2 steps back! I have tried everything I could think of to try to get him to eat. oh I also found ants in there terrarium so I just got done cleaning them out and didn't put new eco earth back in it, I am done with that stuff ! grrr I am so frustrated...

[@caz-ei6gs]

I am new to this i have never owned a reptile but i was wondering is it too much for a male crested gecko to be in a 45 gallon fish aquarium that i was wanting to convert to a terrarium by adding Cyprus mulch, fake plants, hiding spots, ext. and should i keep a light on it any input from a professional would be greatly appreciated

[@samwalls1017]

I have a 45x45x45 for my 5year old and will be buying a 45x45x60 for my baby when its 1year old its all about being tall I hope this may help

[@_SugarBee_]

I don't think you can ever go too big for your reptiles, as long as they can get their food and have fresh water available there is nothing I find to be too extravagant

[@gecko0z389]

I live England East Sussex, would u recommend a heat mat or not?

[@brahim9709]

No

[@adamzomborsky4652]

can i use hot glue to terariums with cresties?

[@willc2684]

Good vid but you really should have more plants 🌱

[@ScaleLilyblog]

Very helpful

[@kaitlynfrank6657]

could I use an old ten gallon fish tank but get a different covering for it?

[@lukescovell8294]

+Kaitlyn Frank yes for a juvinillee (dat spelling)

[@HannahPlays]

Way too small

[@Sprystarling]

You need a tall cage, not a wide

[@ejsamazinggeckos5412]

Do more of these vids!

[@cookiequeen2546]

So helpful thx

[@billytran96]

How many days/times do you feed your crested gecko? I dont think you talked about it in the video? But overall perfect video! :)

[@PaulverizerJJ]

I feed crested Repashy twice a week (I make it more solid and it lasts about 3 days) and crickets twice a week for babies-juveniles and crickets once every ten or so days for adults.

[@ravenwolf8183]

Hi, me again. I am getting really confused with lots of advice all good. I want to get a exo terra tank 45x45x60 so when I get a gecko when do input it in then tank? I will be feeding it on rapashy so it won't have to chase food, I was thinking if it's a juvie that I would put him in a large critter keeper, but still when can I put him in the larger tank??? Ahhhh my heads gonna explode lol

[@j.t.3378]

With my juvenile gecko. It weighed 4 grams and is in a small storage bin until she gets a little bit older or weighs about 15 to 20 grams to move in my 18x18x24. So they don't get too stressed out.

[@arusaByoS]

So is the 12x12x18 Exo terra cage good for most size geckos?

[@PaulverizerJJ]

Most Size?

[@arusaByoS]

+Paul-Dominic Di Marco average *

[@PaulverizerJJ]

I need a solid number. My idea of "average" size may be different than yours. Are we talking an average sized crested gecko? Or all geckos?

[@rockethereptile8381]

Savage Runner it is not recommended to always feed a crestie crickets and you should stick to the repashy or Pangea

[@moonpiebites5814]

I am looking to purchase a crested gecko but I don't feel safe buying one from a large business, do you know of any breeders selling for a good price?

[@anonymouskirk7271]

MistyGemz I'd buy online

[@emmanuelcalderon1982]

Look for local reptile shows. You can meet the breeders and there are a lot of varieties of morphs.

[@YungMarty]

can i feed a crested gecko insects if not what should i feed them and what fruits or vegetable are ok for them to eat??? and when should i put a c.gecko in an arboreal cage bewcause othersw put ther baby C.gecko in terrestrial cazges but when should i transfer it in a arboreal cage????

[@PaulverizerJJ]

+Martin Legaspi baby crested are good in 5 gallon sized enclosures until they're about 4 inches long head to tail, at this time go with a 20 gallon tall. They need to eat both insects and fruit their whole lives, but they eat more insects as babies than as adults, in my experience. For fruit, you're best off getting a powder mixed diet as it'll be the most complete option for them.

[@YungMarty]

Paul-Dominic Di Marco how often should i feed it insects if its a baby??? and how often should i feed it fruit

[@PaulverizerJJ]

Martin Legaspi Feed babies 4 crickets 3 times a week when young and a fruit mix every 2 days.

[@TheReal0fficial]

what size tank should I use for two baby Cresteds

[@Bignamer9273]

Large critter keeper

[@samwalls1017]

I used a critter keeper for my 2month old and I found it so hard to keep it at 70-80% it was at 99% so got so mad I put my baby in a 30x30x30.. I use 2milk tops with repasry in just so he can pick...

[@HannahPlays]

The terrariums you recommended for adults are nowhere near big enough. People who are receiving this false information are going to unintentionally stress their geckos out which leads to illnesses or death. Yes, just because lack of space.

[@No-lk5by]

Akeeshan Sivakumar NO!! Definitely not, that is exactly what the person above is saying. A single ADULT crested gecko needs AT LEAST a 18x18x24 terrarium. 24 being the height! Height is always better than length. If you're on a right budget buy a short long terrarium and turn it on its side (so the top is actually the front and one of the narrow sides becomes the top) If crested geckos don't have enough space they can get stressed and develop a number of problems.

[@pawsforprotectionbreedinga3406]

I spoil my geckos and keep one adult gecko in a 18x18x24 tank

[@cokerfamily7918]

Paws for Protection Breeding and Rescuing Thats not spoiling them that’s actually the miminum but it still works

[@elilaperle8871]

Can living plants live in the plantation soil?

[@PaulverizerJJ]

Yup!

[@joec200012]

Does coco husk subtrate work just as well?

[@XxElementalPhoenix]

eco earth is basically coco husk so yes it should work

[@thesunsetreptiles]

Joseph Redmond I just use paper towels

[@Microbetch]

Can you ever mix geckos in one enclosure? Will they fight? Just want to know for future reference, thank you!

[@PaulverizerJJ]

Do you mean different species or multiple animals of the same species? Either way, I never mix species and don't even like having multiples of the same species in the same cage, One animal per cage when feasible.

[@Microbetch]

Okay thank you!

[@rockethereptile8381]

Question, what is better to get? A female or a male crestie?

[@frankie8390]

RocketheReptile Both are great as pets. As a breeder you'd be looking to get a male. Although they can't be sexed until almost 6-8months to 1 year.

[@rockethereptile8381]

The Spirit Dreamer not as a breeder but because sometimes females can lay eggs(infertile) and it can be stressful. But with a male you don't have to worry (like chameleons)

[@frankie8390]

I meant "as a breeder" as in you can breed a male with multiple females. So if you plan on becoming a breeder or you're starting it'd be best to have a male and then continue on with females - if you're not purchasing multiples. Yes, of course, the females do lay infertile eggs.

[@rockethereptile8381]

The Spirit Dreamer yes then I do want a male, I'm not sure if I want to breed. I've heard it's a flooded market so I'm not sure...

[@frankie8390]

Both females and males have great personalities and temperaments once they become adults (if kept in proper and good condition) - they aren't as jumpy or bite as much as juveniles. Even then, when and if they bite it doesn't hurt you will barely even realize they did unless you're looking at them while they do it. The great thing about cresteds is there are so many morphs available and available for breeding. You can mix n match and have a lot of fun, or just breed for yourself. Just make sure to really educate yourself before purchasing or breeding and make sure you have the equipment already ready and set up. Good luck!

[@kingjasper2618]

how many Crested geckos can keep in a 18x12x12 Exo Terra

[@cupcakesandchevron4395]

I wouldn't put any geckos in there. Instead get a 18x18x24 for one gecko

[@PaulverizerJJ]

If you mean a 12" long, 12" deep and 18" high, you can house a baby crested gecko in there for at least 9 months. Some would say you could keep them in there their whole lives. I like an 18" x 18" x 18" better for adults.

[@gustavoa.tinajeroorozco1873]

Hello, nice video first; i have a question, can you tell me the name of the Chameleon Cages?

[@rockethereptile8381]

Gustavo Alan Tinajero Orozco probably reptibreeze

[@lesliehernandez8448]

can you keep a crested geckos in a normal tank like a fish tank??

[@PaulverizerJJ]

leslie hernandez Yes, and they do eat crickets also.

[@Will-lz1nh]

Do you have any for sale

[@aaronvaughan8343]

how long does it take a crestie to finish a pot of repashy

[@PaulverizerJJ]

Aaron Vaughan very hard to say, especially when youre not telling me the size of the jar of repashy, lol.

[@aaronvaughan8343]

oh sorry the bag you have in video

[@PaulverizerJJ]

the big bag would expire before one crested gecko could even eat half of it.

[@aaronvaughan8343]

thank you for your help and great vid

[@ejsamazinggeckos5412]

Cool!

[@SonGoku_23]

do you know a reliable place where i can buy a crested gecko in ontario

[@JoseAcosta-gg9ml]

pangea

[@silmeking7924]

is a 65 dollar crested gecko is it going to be a nice specimen

[@PaulverizerJJ]

+silme king very hard to say. Opinions vary. What I find nice you might not and vice versa.

[@PaulverizerJJ]

+Paul-Dominic Di Marco also I live in Canada, we have a different currency/market. 65 USD seems like it could be at the very least a medium tier crested gecko.

[@ryansiegel5244]

Do they eat the skin they shed like leopard geckos ?

[@canadianpsycho1678]

I've read in a few places that they do eat their skin after they shed. But if you just Google it you can know for sure. :)

[@_SugarBee_]

They do

[@bruhoc]

Does anyone know a good place to get them in New Jersey

[@apmde]

Check New Jersey breeding websites, or your local Petco/Petsmart.

[@pawsforprotectionbreedinga3406]

I use Pangea and gut loaded crickets.

[@anonymouskirk7271]

Nice video but I would put more stuff in the cage

[@mattyb3495]

Does anyone know how to get a bit of extra weight on my female gecko

[@petercho8910]

Over 80 is high for the gecko. I spoke with multiple breeders they said less than 80.

[@JohnlasProductions]

Can you keep 2 adults in a 30x30x45cm ????

[@PaulverizerJJ]

john Rowland yes

[@doobyscoo]

john Rowland no too small

[@doobyscoo]

+Paul-dominic di marco 2 adults in a 30x30x45 is way too small! why are you saying its ok???

[@PaulverizerJJ]

Tom Sanders sorry, I'm used to inches, I saw the numbers and thought it was the 18"x18"x24", but its actually 12" x 12" x 18". You are correct, you cant keep them together long term in that. If you just want to keep them together for a couple days at a time to breed them, that would be ok. But you're right, its too small.

[@doobyscoo]

ok thanks, sorry I was just trying to help.

[@Roadietodamascus]

hey my name is Dominic!

[@lesliehernandez8448]

do they eat crickets?

[@kira-cg4hb]

leslie hernandez yes but it isn't the best for them and by that i mean don't give them it every day

[@T4CO1776]

do these geckos shed?

[@seamuscondon6209]

Yes they do

[@Bignamer9273]

All reptiles shed :)

[@T4CO1776]

Ok thanks

[@Ciociomen]

Well my crested gecko don`t eat CGD ...how can i make him eat CGD ???

[@_SugarBee_]

I started mine on organic baby food (Apple was especially liked) with calcium powder, stuck his nose in it and once he licked his nose he kept eating, then slowly switch over to a repashy-calcium mix

[@lukescovell8294]

lol I spent 70 quid on a really cool looking rare morph but I forgot to ask what it is! It looks awesoem thought it's light grey with a black pattern anyone know? (It's not a dalmatian)

[@Knowledgemaster-jt7fo]

+Luke Tube maybe a harlequin?

[@lukescovell8294]

Knowledgemaster 9001 k thnx

[@emma89]

+Luke Tube A harlequin are a common morph so if pet store said its rare, you've been lied to.

[@OkamiShukun]

Do I need to feed them crickets

[@PaulverizerJJ]

+Dark You can, but you don't have to.

[@hannahlarson773]

it's preferred to feed mainly CGD, once in awhile insects but they aren't as nutritious as the CGD.

[@rosedonnapur]

Is 30-30-60 ok

[@famoslyritch1]

Rosedonna purdy That should be perfectly fine as long as the 60 measurement is the height as cresties prefer height rather than length for their enclosures.

[@christianhildalgo]

Rosedonna purdy 45x45x60 would be better, but 30x30x60 is fine.

[@rosedonnapur]

Tks I ended up getting 45-45-60. Tks

[@christianhildalgo]

Rosedonna purdy cool! Your crestie will enjoy it!

[@alfredo13reyes]

Can you make a video just like this but for gargolye geckos

[@PaulverizerJJ]

The same information applies for gargoyle geckos.

[@logangilley1202]

is a 12x12x12 inch cage too small.

[@PaulverizerJJ]

Yes, Unless is to house hatchlings to 3" long.

[@bennettstegen5954]

Do u sell ur geckos

[@fishguyJones]

I am from St Louis and I am trying to get a crested gecko if anyone knows of any breeders in St Louis I really don't want to go to a pet store

[@jacobtemple7251]

Look into a expo there online

[@Kenny-jg8ld]

Really bad advise 80-85 degrees Yeh if u want to cook it

[@justinlizana1798]

He said 75 to 84

[@aidanrossow6117]

Is it ok for a 24 by 12 by 18

[@PaulverizerJJ]

+Aidan Rossow if those measurements are in inches, yes.

[@jacobtemple7251]

+Paul-Dominic Di Marco are u stupid?? No! They need vertical space not horizontal

[@PaulverizerJJ]

+Jacob Temple hey, it's pretty easy to turn a cage on its side. Do that and it becomes a vertical cage. And even then, a wide cage is fine as well. Believe it or not, they jump horizontally not directly upwards and if given the space they will travel side to side not just up and down. I've only been breeding these guys successfully for 6 years. And all of the animals in our collection and that we produced are in great health. You want to call me stupid, but you can't pull your ignorant head out of your ass and realize there is more than one absolute way of keeping animals. Keep doing your thing dude, taking the first care sheet that pops up in your google search bar and taking it as gospel and thinking that any other way of doing it is wrong. Best it, troll.

[@PaulverizerJJ]

+Paul-Dominic Di Marco *beat it, Troll.

[@jacobtemple7251]

+Paul-Dominic Di Marco I like your channel and all but I still disagree idk why I called you stupid immature on my behalf but I still believe they will be more happy in a taller tank. They might be healthy in a long but they were be more happy in a talk tank.

[@bridgetburkhardt6427]

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