Hello,
2 days ago I bough new heat rock, but it is too small for 2 geckos. There can only be one gecko on it. Does it matter? I hope geckos doesnt hurt themself.
I second that! Heat rocks have a very serious risk of overheating and burning your geckos. You need to get an Under the Tank Heat mat that covers 1/3 of the floor space of your tank. Also get a Rheostat or Thermostat to use with the heat mat so that you can accurately maintain your temperatures.
During the day it buried and no gecko step on it. I rake it off at night. It isnt so hot and my gecko Vee-vee like it. But if my second gecko want it too, can she hurt Vee-vee because that rock is small? (Sorry for bad english, I used translator)
During the day it buried and no gecko step on it. I rake it off at night. It isnt so hot and my gecko Vee-vee like it. But if my second gecko want it too, can she hurt Vee-vee because that rock is small? (Sorry for bad english, I used translator)
Heat rocks are very DANGEROUS. They could burn your geckos!!! They can also overheat and cause a fire. Please get rid of it and get an under-the-tank heater. You might also have success using a red bulb or a ceramic heat emitter overhead, but you DON'T want ANY heat rocks. Do not use regular light bulbs, compact fluorescent bulbs, or strip fluorescent lighting. Any of those are way too bright! Heat rocks are a dangerous substitute for proper heat.
Cage temperatures for leopard geckos should range in the low 70s F (21+ C) to 90-95 F (32-35 C) on the warm end of the tank.
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