OnlineGeckos.com Gecko Room Tour - A look at our rack system, incubators, and equipment setup

Here's a walk-through of our gecko room. You can see our tank setup, rack system, and incubators. Thank you for watching, let us know if you have any questions.

[@Garciageckos]

Very nice gecko room! Very nice geckos to! Keep up the great videos! :) -Drew

[@ricardoaraujo2286]

it would be nice to add the link of the equipment you used in the description. Thanks for the nice video!

[@Screptiles23]

great setup

[@cmkooi75]

Very usefull!

[@OnlineGeckos]

Thank you Sally!

[@OnlineGeckos]

Thanks! They all have under tank heating pads, some are hooked up to hydrofarm digital thermostat.

[@OnlineGeckos]

You'll get roughly 1/4 hypos with random patterns and maybe some bold stripes on them, 1/4 normal with random patterns with maybe some bold stripes, 1/4 mack snow hypos with random patterns and maybe bold stripes, and 1/4 mack snow with random patterns and maybe some bold stripes.

[@pipemadness]

Said beautiful my friend!

[@Dk8250]

amazing

[@RichieRichMo3]

pure amazing

[@MrAriesis10]

You welcome okay I'll be looking forward to a update video of these tanks in the future

[@OnlineGeckos]

Thank you :)

[@aaronmitchell1036]

I love your setup that's exactly how I'm going to be doing mine. I think it's safe I see a lot breeders even small breeders n they do all sort of care guides n guides to different questions. All of them say a 20 gallon tank is the minimum for a leopard gecko. Then you look n the background n see all there little shoebox tubs on racks. Are those 20 gallon Tupperware tubs? Sad

[@ashleyw7588]

How do you keep them warm when your using tiles in the bottom of the cage?

[@OnlineGeckos]

I wish I had some available, but at the moment they're either all small (just hatched) or still being incubated (eggs). Check our site in another month or so, we should have some available then :)

[@OnlineGeckos]

@Jack Newman, I use plastic mealworm dishes, like this one: www.tsksupply.com/small-worm-dish-50-count/

[@damndanno1181]

OMG! I been looking for these rack systems like this all over!!! Ima do the same thing you did please tell ,e then name and where I can buy one

[@OnlineGeckos]

Danny Doty Sorry for the delay in response, if you're asking about the wired shelving racks, I got them from Kmart. I'm not sure if they still sell them anymore, but they work very well :)

[@pawkster]

On your shelving setup, how do you have the lighting setup? I can't tell from the video and would love to see. Thanks

[@josephsiordia2300]

Where'd you guys buy the racks?

[@anthonyg7455]

what are you using for a mealworm bowl ?

[@OnlineGeckos]

We don't use light on them. Leopard geckos don't require UV if your room gets indirect sunlight through the blinds. That and of course if you supplement properly with multivitamin with D3.

[@DKExotics]

what would be the outcome if i breed a bold stripe x hypo mac snow-thanks

[@buckfield_outdoors418]

hey what type of incubators do u use, because I need to know if chicken incubators are good

[@thereptileguy4562]

I don't understand what the prongs do on the thermostat?

[@samuelarenas2805]

Do you have thermal blanket for them?

[@geckos1835]

Very god

[@snapyvan_3456]

hello they are the dimensions for racks Juvenils? And for adults? Thank you for your answer is to do mine;)

[@TandNchameleons]

Hey what do i get if i breed a normal hypo to a sunglow?

[@JEREMIELEE]

How much is the upkeep per month for that setup and number of geckos

[@samxbaek1]

+rocsteady777 it depends on what animal since they all eat different things. Leopard geckos are insectivores so they only eat things that move. Generally, breeders will have a colony of mealworms, dubias, and/or crickets. Crested geckos can eat Repashy which is a paste you make with water. Breeders will buy this in bulk. Rest is paper towels and electricity for heating situation.

[@andrewjake100]

Where could I get the bowls that have the rim at the top that are plastic because I need them for my baby's that are hatching soon

[@OnlineGeckos]

Hi there, we buy those mealworm dishes from tsksupply. You can get them from other online retailers, but tsksupply is where we usually get our feeding & shipping supplies from.

[@EvilBunnyman1]

hi, how do you manage the temperature in the racks? regards.

[@OnlineGeckos]

Hi there, the racks use flexwatt heating tapes, with Herpstat hooked up to them for temperature control.

[@UnrealRazer]

Where can you get this kind of rack? I have been looking for something like this for veeeeery long!

[@fagbaghag2211]

animalplastics

[@OnlineGeckos]

You'll get normal hypo's het tremper albino.

[@gary9732]

wheres all the greening that all geckos like i don't understand why you have not got any plz tell

[@colbymiller4705]

I like the tile I lost one gecko to rocks I think she ate one

[@twistedsociety660]

how do you heat your racks

[@OnlineGeckos]

The racks come with flexwatt heat tapes for belly heating.

[@OnlineGeckos]

Wolfprincess90 Yes, using Herpstat for both boaphile racks and the incubators.

[@MrAriesis10]

Why you don't put some backgrounds on the tanks it'll look real nice

[@OnlineGeckos]

That's actually a good idea, thank you. We initially wanted backgrounds for all the tanks to make them look better. But we couldn't find enough variety so we kind of forgot about them.

[@fionashepley478]

I may not agree with making money off of reptiles, but I'm impressed that you gave them proper tanks, unlike most breeders who put them in tiny tubs. Good job!

[@alfredo13reyes]

Plzzzzz make neww videosssss

[@reptilesbeyond8882]

that looks like an expensive breeding rack(s)! Your using glass tanks!

[@reptilesbeyond8882]

Btw, the shelves are 35 dollars... heres my proof: www.walmart.com/ip/Whitmor-Supreme-Small-3-Tier-Shelves-Black/15104325

[@rachelsuttie]

do you sell tanks or gecko

[@marcusouthwaite3804]

+oliver suttie he sells geckos, thats why he breeds them

[@OnlineGeckos]

boaphileplastics

[@LilE-zs9yv]

hey let me buy a leopard gecko

[@josephangeloaguilera9677]

how many Geckos do you have to a Tank?