[porkchop48]

Over the weekend i traded off some pygmy chams for some baby viper geckos.

I defintely want to get a few more over the next few months. My question is...
How many can I comfortablly put in a 10 gal or a 20 gal long?

I guy I got them from reccommended paper towels for substrate which I understand as they are babies but as they grow am I able to make a more natural looking viv for them? any one have any pics of your setups

also where do they normally lay their eggs?

Thank you in advance for your help.

[Ranger]

Here some photos. Egg file place are with me in the sand eigegrabene film doses, then I can move the whole clutch of eggs without movement in the Inkubator.
Since I do not know however so well English, question: as 10 is large gal or 20 gal. I do not know the size gal. Sorry
For further questions or photos only announce. Help gladly.
LG Roger

[tjs84c10]

I keep my trio and pair in 10 gal tanks. Some say they have males together some say don't do it. You also don't want to keep more than 2 females to 1 male because they will mate themselves to death. I also keep mine on reptilite which is a no,no by some peoples standards, I have yet to have a problem. They seem to like to lay on the cool side of the tank in the corners, at least thats what mine do. I honestly would stick to trios or even pairs they seem happier to me. My pair has out produced my trios by 6 clutches so far I don't know if the male in the trio is a late bloomer or what but they seem to be catching up now. Have fun with them they are so fun to watch.