New terrarium (Underwoodisaurus Milli)

postskunk

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I know I was just kidding around, context is a hard thing to express in writing. I apologize cause this is a topic for another thread;-)

I definitely don't want to be responsible for getting off track from Marcs absolutely beautiful terrarium. Thanks again Marc, for sharing and great job:biggrin:

-Matt
 

starreys

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i keep all my geckos except hatchlings in exo terra tanks the only draw back i find is heating them as i have all mine individually heated.
 

Marc

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Thanks for the reply's everybody.

No, this is not my first terrarium. I had Pogona Vitticeps/Henrylawsoni and Varanus Exanthematicus/Panoptes Horni/Tristis and Acanthurus.....but switched to geckos because of diffirent reasons. Now i still have Pogona Henrylawsoni 2.2, 2,3 Underwoodisaurus Milli and searching for other australian geckos.

I know a lot of people clean there whole decoration before putting it in....i don't. I put them under water and clean the visible spots.
I think nowdays a lot people are a little bit overprotective for there animals ....i just check the decoration and never had a problem and don't think i will ever have a problem with that.
 

Gecko'sPal

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I keep mine in a naturalistic terrarium, as I said before, but the substrate is tile. I don't have sand because i lost a lizard to impaction, so stay away from sand!
 

Gecko'sPal

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Oh, and speaking of new pets, I'm planning on getting a crested gecko. Any advice on terrarium size and cost of the terrarium?
 

Gecko'sPal

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Thanks for the reply's everybody.

No, this is not my first terrarium. I had Pogona Vitticeps/Henrylawsoni and Varanus Exanthematicus/Panoptes Horni/Tristis and Acanthurus.....but switched to geckos because of diffirent reasons. Now i still have Pogona Henrylawsoni 2.2, 2,3 Underwoodisaurus Milli and searching for other australian geckos.

I know a lot of people clean there whole decoration before putting it in....i don't. I put them under water and clean the visible spots.
I think nowdays a lot people are a little bit overprotective for there animals ....i just check the decoration and never had a problem and don't think i will ever have a problem with that.

I think that a 'velvet gecko' is Australian. Just an idea.
 

Marc

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I think "velvet gecko" is a oedura species isn't it, i am not very handy with the english names......
I am looking for Nephrurus, diplodactylus and strophurus species....Nephrurus Levis will be my next geckos i think.

thanks for the tip anyway!
 

PassPort

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They're only small compared to a leachianus. My marmorata are almost the size of a female leopard gecko and castelnaui aren't much smaller. most of my Oedura are between 5"-7" TL.
 
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