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This is my one of my successful breeding pairs . mom and pop of the hatchlings you see up above

There awesome you won't be disappointed. This is my fave guy that I named hellboy haha he's a red super dalmatian . I'm working on breeding more red superdals but there so expensive ..

If your gonna be using any rack system like this for reptiles that require heat I'm pretty sure its the only option. Don't quote me though lol. That's why I love created geckos no heat required and there supper easy to take card of plus there so cute! Haha

This is what I use for my gecko hatchling . built it out of 2x4s and scrap wood. Could install heat tape if needed . can make bigger for bigger bins if needed .

Does anyone know anything about feeding crested geckos hornworms ? Pros/cons or if they should be fed them at all..? I'm asking because a guy a know feeds them to his cresteds and I'm getting one off of him that I named hell boy hehe ( pic of him below) and I'm not sure whether or not I should...

I have 4 eggs in a deli cup using the THG incubation tray and hatch right .. Just checked the eggs today and they are denting in !! I have four small holes poked in the top and they are in the reptibator incubating at 75°F and 90% humidity . are they still good? There not ready to hatch I know...

They work perfectly thanks

So my first clutch of created gecko eggs where laid June 16th and they where looking good tell I checked them and I seen that they where turning brownish on the bottom. Most of the time threw out there incubation I've seen a cheerio that was getting bigger but now sense they started to turn...

Thanks good idea. Are you sure they will be fine without holes?

What is the cheapest and most efficient way to house about 8 created gecko hatchlings. Pics would be awesome..

Has anyone used these incubation trays or know anything about them? They are used to keep the eggs out of the moistened hatching substrate in a deli cup and to allow max air flow to the egg. Was wondering if this might be more suitable for hatching crested gecko eggs then just laying them in the...

They haven't hatched yet I'm just getting ready I'm using a large breeding box and hopping its big enough for two hatchlings . I know its not good to house two males together and sense you can't tell the sex tell there older I was wondering if its still safe.

Is it safe to house crested geckos from the same clutch together?

I heard baby food is actually not good for them I use this crested gecko diet which is all they really ever need. It has everything they need in it so feeding them crickets is an option. I like to feed mine crickets still and I always dust them with calcium but maybe you shouldn't dust yours...