REPTILE UNBOXING | CAVE GECKOS | HAMM SHOW PICK UPS
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- In this video i show you all the cave geckos i got from Hamm reptile show - There are 3 species that i picked up from this show
Goniurosaurus luii
Goniurosaurus bawanglingensis
goniurosaurus orientalis
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It's been four years, could you update us on which ones are alive/breeding, how you're taking care of them?
I buy cave gecko you
Hi how do you keep the plastic warm?
can chinese and japanese geckos stay together in the same tank
They are so GAWWWWWWWJUS
You should make update videos on these guys they look amazing. How is the breading going
Had some lovely babies hatch out recently, I'm now trying to get into videos. I'll do an update video on what I have done with them
Nice video, be great to see update and care video , what temp do you keep yours ? Seems like they like cooler temps . Definitely be interested in getting one once I do more research.
I keep my male around 70-72°F, at night he can drop to 68°F. anything over 80°F can cause serious issues with these little fellows
Check out my insta for pics of all the reptiles i keep, link in description. I will be doing more videos on the other species that i keep over the coming weeks! Please support my channel and subscribe as its new and will help me alot! :)
Are you willing to sell any of the Japanese cave geckos
How big are those tubs like LxWxH
They’re beautiful. I’m interested in owning one myself. Currently brushing up on their needs. Doesn’t seem terribly different from a crested gecko’s requirements other than live insect for food.
Cave geckos just need a longer tank rather than tall, they do like to climb up branches etc and eat bugs. They dont require much heating as most room temps will be about right. Easy to care for but not overly good at being handled, i can pick them up but there not as placid as a leopard gecko for instance.
I have a Chinese cave gecko in a 25 gallon glass tank. I just bought a 20 gallon plastic tub will a heating pad on the tub potentially melt or cause issues? Lmk ASAP please
No i use a heat mat with plastic tubs, just make sure you use a thermostat to regulate the heat correctly
Nathan's Reptiles thanks for the quick response. What temp do u not want it to get over? The care sheets have changed since I got him at expo 15 yrs ago. What is too cold? What is too hot?
@@scotteckstein2867 i dont even heat mine to be fair as the room they are kept in has so many other reptiles it holds a good temp. Max temp of around 80-85f min around 60s i try make sure its around 75-80 during the day
@@scotteckstein2867 as a species they like it cooler so thats why i dont heat mine, they are part of a rack that has other heated reptiles on so keeps temp well. They are growing fast to! Ill try make videos this year and care guides
Nathan's Reptiles appreciate the help! I was thinking of maybe using the heating pad during cold days in the winter to be safe and unplugging it in the summer when it’s warmer. It’s in the high 40s low 50s at night now and I crack the window just for air flow. I have noticed over the years he’s barely ever under the cave where the heating pad is unless it is cold
Very good vidéo! 👍
Thanks! I plan on making more as have lots of reptiles to show!