20 Gallon Terrestrial Tank

[little98dime]

Hey everyone,
I just finished my 20 gallon for one of my leos last night. She really seems to like it so far. Its the first "naturalistic" leo enclosure i've done and i think it turned out pretty good. Just wanted to share it with you all.

on the left half (warm side) i have the humid hide hidden under the removable top portion of the rock. forward of that, i have the warm dry hide with a live succulent. I am using river rocks to cover the soil it is planted in. On the cool side, is a rock hide. everything is either slate or grout colored to match the slate.

My female Tremper Paternless, Samira, that is making this tank home.

And my other geckos.
My baby female Crested, Saber. She lost her tail to a tank mate when she was with her previous owner.

My adult male Crested, Binks

My Female Tremper Albino, Caramel

And my other female Tremper Patternless, Nanner. She's a fatty (healthy big)

 

[EsotericForest]

Congrats on making your first naturalistic vivarium. Looks pretty good especially for a first attempt. If you want my opinion on eye appeal, I would say that it looks kind of cold to me. Perhaps some more plants, and a little bit of rough (But safe) looking drift wood, like you would see in an arid landscape.

 

[little98dime]

For plants, the one fits the percentage that is described as "sparse" vegetation, so I am hesitant to add more. I may at a later date, but for now I like how it is. I actually have been looking for a piece of wood that I like that could span across from left to right and also give some more climb area. Samira loves to climb. Spent too much time next to binks I think. Lol

 

[EsotericForest]

Planting can be sparse, but I think you could knock it up to 3 plants at least. But it is up to you. As long as the geckos like it, that's what matters

 

[little98dime]

i may add some more later. I had thought about it when i built it, but it can wait.

 

[cilatusguy]

that's awsome.