[sajane]

I have had my panther geckos for about 2 weeks. They are in a planted terrarium with lots of plants and climbing branches. I cant believe it but they are potty trained! In the back corner of the cage is a pile of droppings. That should be easy clean up! I'm used to green anoles that go every where. To clean up after them I spray the droppings into the substrate to fertilize the plants.

[tomek]

Hi
Mine also keep their cages clean and they dispose (not sure whether its correct word)
right at front pane of set up, where I can easily clean up.

Yesterday I dismantled stone cages (first time after 4 months) and the only thnig I found was the cluster of eggs burried in substrate.

good luck!

[RubberDuckey273]

i've found with leopard geckos, all the females i've ever had go in one little corner, while males will go all over the cage. i've seen similarities in other geckos, and even with dogs. are your two females?

[sajane]

really? Mine are babies so i'm not sure of their gender.But if thats true maybe I can tell what sex they are.

[RubberDuckey273]

im not sure if its true, and i wouldn't say its an accurate form of sexing, but i'd be interested to find out if they turn out to be both female. its just something i've noticed.

[jacobmartin]

with my female p. picta i have a 6 inche soil layer in a tall terrerium and i dug out the corner she gos in and i just cover it with a 1 cm layer of substrate (im using that plantation soil with the "microbial bugs" to help brake down the poo)

[sajane]

Rubber duckey, my 2 are female!