Makena95'GT
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This is Alex, my normal female. Shes a total chunkers and is currently holding eggs.
Paula Walkins. Another female about two years old. She recently laid eggs. She has a wild type pattern.
TeeCee is my adult male. 4 years old. Hes a normal. Father of all of my eggs. He was the first leo I got, aling with his lady friens CeeTee. They cane together. Shes a patternless type. You can see her in the old photo of my terrarium below:
This is my rescued female, speck. She had MBD and was very dehydrated and skinny when I got her a year ago. Shes now big enough to live with the colony and maintain a decent weight. Shes also already laid eggs successfully.
Their terrarium is a 40 gallon tank with front doors and a divided screen top. One large heat pad on the left side. Substrate is evo earth and sand with a few live gecko safe succulents.
None of my geckos have ever had issues eating the substrate as well as the sand is not a calcium based sand that gets hard when wet.
They have two large hides that each take up a quarter of the tank. Then multiple small hides made from stacking wood and slate. Also a humid hide on the warmer side where they lay their eggs. The water and calcium dish is on the cool side. Mealworm dish in the middle.
I have give leos in all. Four females and a male. Awesome pets. Once every few months they each get a thawed frozen pinkie mouse as a supplement. They already get fed mealworms I breed. Isopods I breed. Crickets. Superworms. Fruit flies. Wax worms. And dubia roaches.
All of them are super tame and handleable. They are even friendly with the big dog.
