Leopard Gecko Hatchling Care (ft.feisty baby leos)

Here I explain what should be in a baby leopard geckos setup and the general care they require for the first few weeks of their lives. One baby was very co-operative. And the other.... was a lil bit dramatic to say the least.
Hatchling leopard geckos should be in a very simple setup for the first few weeks of their lives. I keep my hatchlings in a roughly 1 ft x 0.5 ft tub with paper towel substrate. They also have a moist hide to help shedding and a warm hide to sleep in. They have toilet roll tubes to explore and also to double as a cool hide. When they are eating I will leave in a cap full of calcium and D3.
When your leo hatches leave them be for the first few days. They will shed their skin, eat it and pass it through their digestive system before pooping it out. This gets their digestive system up and running so you know everything is working properly. After this first poop you can offer them food. I feed dubia roaches, mealworms and morioworms but make sure to only feed insects that are as long as their head but no wider than their eyes. Dust in calcium, D3 and multivitamins regularly. Make sure to gut load your feeders. Ifg you are unsure how, watch my video on gutloading and how much to feed your leo:
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If you have any questions feel free to comment and I will do my best to help you. Thank you for watching!
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Another great video!so angry!