[postskunk]

I finished my tank for my new henkeli the other day and stuck her in there today. I wish it was bigger but for now it will do. I'm gonna try to figure out how I could build an extension on the top to raise it a foot or 2, but fist I have to figure out what materials are light enough for the cage to support the weight. what do you guys think?





I thought this was a cool idea for a water dish. It's a plastic cricket cage sitting in a an egg-crate shelf with a drip-water tube over it so I can run the drip a lot longer. It slides out real easy for dumping the water.



and here's some glamor shots







Thanks for looking

-Matt

[kruler]

Nice, I love the cork branch. Would be cool to attach some plants to it.

[aquapimp]

looks great, nice set-up!

[Sourri]

Hi!

nice setup! But I would recommend some vertical branches on which the henkeli can "dissapear":
My animals often sleep like this they seem to feel more safe on those vertical branches.

Best regards
Siri

[Robbe]

Like sourri mentions: The gecko would feel more secure with a few horizontally placed branches. Hope you figur out a way to make it bigger, cause its small.

The gecko is pretty tough

[mttycaz85]

nice set up! what size tank is that? what do those guys go for at a reptile show do you think? anyone know?

[postskunk]

it's in an 18X18X24 zoomed terrarium (same thing as exo terra) but I just ordered a 18X18X36 for her after work today cause I want to get her a boyfriend. and as far as price it depends on if it's cb or wc. Mine is wild caught and I picked her up for 85$ but even if there wild caught they can go for more depending on who's selling them.

[mttycaz85]

how long have you had her? what temp do you keep her at?

[postskunk]

about 2 months and the mid to upper 70s.

[rhacoboy]

Very nice set up!

Beautiful gecko too!

Where did you get the cork branch?

Thanks,
-Armen