(06-06-2012, 07:18 AM)Fishbone Wrote: Well, you've still only had them 3 days, so no need to panic on the food yet.
And, I'm betting she wants to dig, which the hide with the moist paper towel won't allow. The most paper towels work fine for a most hide, that's what I'm using for all of my babies, but not as much for a laybox. I don't think having the carpet is it as much the problem, as it is not having a substrate to dig in.
And another thought, I use vinyl flooring for my gecko enclosures I cut it to fit, from home depot. Easy to clean, fits tight, holds heat well. I love the stuff honestly. Just make sure it doesn't have adhesive backing.
okay, i seperated her into my extra 15 gallon with a container of organic soil with reptile carpet looped around it to make a tunnel, it was the quickest thing i could come up with at 10:00 pm -.- its on the warm side, is that okay? i intensified the infrared and the warm side is now reaching 90, which people on the gecko forums said is good, they said my temps were wayy too low. i also have a moist hide with paper towels on the cool side, a bowl of water, and a bowl with 3 superworms and calcium. ill be leaving the light on all night so she can properly bask. i wish i had another 15 gallon because the male does not look well. he is lethargic and finally pooped, but its all runny. i cant leave his light on all night because i only have one and the female is using it, i really dont want her to eggbind because that will be a couple hundred dollar surgery..parasites are curable. ill be making them a vet appointment hopefully tomorrow, and they will prob get me in next week, i hope the male makes it ill be running and getting another light tomorrow for him..and ill be getting heat mats on thursday.
and the female is using it, i really dont want her to eggbind because that will be a couple hundred dollar surgery..parasites are curable. ill be making them a vet appointment hopefully tomorrow, and they will prob get me in next week, i hope the male makes it 
