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Uploaded by on Mar 2, 2009

a short vieo of my day geckos setup

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  • wait did you say the basking spot was 120 degrees and the middle is 90 and the bottom is 85 cause dude that is way to hot for a giant day gecko

  • ~Replace the moss with coir substrate

    ~remove the water dish and spray daily with water

    ~replace the heat lamp with a lower wattage bulb! the top of the tank should be 88-90F, middle 82-86F, and bottom mid 60Fs-high 70Fs.

    ~remove half of the clutter especially the central log. PM grandis prefer smooth bamboo

    ~make sure to feed your gecko gut loaded crickets every couple days *and* fruit baby food in a small plastic deli/condiment cup once a week . Use a vitamin supplement weekly

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  • 90 deg max Ull dry them out/dehydrate!

  • @0YtsanBlowout0 You dont really need large amounts of bamboo, just a few pieces placed in the enclosure is enough. A good place to buy bamboo is at a craft store such as Michaels or AC Moore or even Wal Mart in the dried flowers and botanicals section. The bamboo usually comes in 4-6' lengths so you will need to saw it down to size with a hand saw. Hope that helps.

  • @smartalex1972 I have been considering getting a couple of day geckos. Do you know where large amounts of bamboo are sold?

  • The top and middle is way to hot man. Find a way to regulate the habitat from 70-85f all around.

  • Also to get ur gecko to be less shy u can hold ur hand inside the tank with a bit of honey or baby food every day. He should start to associate ur hand with food and be more calm around u. Hope that helps!

  • U should keep a water dish at all times. Don't get rid of it. Theyll use it if they get dehydrated. And I don't think that bark will hurt it. The green part of their skin is the most sensitive. And obviously u kno to lower the temp. Good luck! =]

  • cool setup u shold get a turtle dock and put it up higher it works for basking realy well

  • it's a shame that you buy reptiles before you do your research on them first... you have a long way ahead if you before you can call yourself a herpetoculturist =p sorry

  • Your tank is WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY too hot. They are cooking! The hottest area shouldn't be more than 90.

  • hah your voice reminds me of that guy from Grandmas boy

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