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@maxking171 joggers are frowned upon in the hobby. When improperly used they can cause respiratory issues and bacteria growth. I use mine only when showing off the enclosure. Misting systems are the best way to go and allow for a more natural humidity fluctuations

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I have been pretty lucky with most of my reptiles. I work with hand feeding them quite often to keep that bond.

You might not be able to get the kits but the containers themselves might be available.

For sure, I was really lucky to catch this.

@@vismortis these are Marshall arachnid acrylic front opening, 6 x 6 x 9 inch.

I have experimented with a few different types. This video is of the clay based Pangea Hatch. The other that I use more often is Josh's frogs.

I think it mostly depends on the personality of the animal, but so far with most of my adult corns this seems to be the trend.

She is a sweet heart, not to much of a baby now but still quite full grown.

@@bluethestar they certainly have their unique personalities. I have been lucky enough to have a few that were very trusting. Many of the offspring were also fairly handleable

Thank you! They are a fun little creature with a lot of personality in a small package.

@modlich6067 I use both but the waxmoth or wax worms are my usual go to for treats.

@@goodnamestaken I believe that one is an Arachnid Shop top opening acrylic enclosure.

I was lucky enough to find mine fairly local and didn't have to ship them in. Over the years I made friends with a few importers and was able to get my hands on a few. I currently have 7 split between two colonies.

I randomly buy plants from quite a few different places. Josh's frogs, glass box tropicals, and a local green house.

That's awesome, I am not sure which species it could have been. These are endangered and only found in Madagascar from what I know. There are a lot of other species of gecko that are found in Africa.

@@Mastervulpes I picked mine up from Herptime at a narbc expo.

This pair came from Herptime. I was lucky enough to find them at the Schuamburg NARBC expo a while back.

They are cool little geckos. They do tolerate handling as well which is rare for such a small reptile.

I was still getting used to dealing with Tarantulas and this was the one that gave me problems. Actually, over the years the only one to give me problems when re-housing.

@@PatsCreatureCave just great... im totally new to this hobby.. a friend had to rehome and gave me their h. mac sling about a week and a half ago and it nearly jumped of the box at me when changing its water. i rehoused it to a taller enclosure shortly after that and had the same expression in the vid lol. after researching t's this last week i realize im in way over my head with this species, but im committed. its about 1" 1/2 and burrowed under the stump i put inside with 2 tunnel entrances already.

They are a blast, I can't go into my reptile room with out having them throwing themselves at the glass and stalking me.

Thank you so much. I really appreciate the kind words. Most of the plants in this enclosure are in the small net pots that I foamed into place. Any of them that weren't are held in by stainless floral pins and pushed right into the foam or cork.

@@PatsCreatureCavethank you so much, that’s so helpful! New sub ❤

@codyjohnstone7501 many of my nice acrylics come from Marshall Arachnids.

@@joseoyea1647 they are cool little things. Great desk pets. Thanks for checking out the video and channel. Let me know if you need any information.

Glad you like them! Thank you for watching

@@Cagal08 they are awesome. I love that they do well in groups. Some also don't mind handling occasionally.

@@PatsCreatureCave I will be content just watching them. I also have 3 Uromastyx and 2 Crested Geckos and an African Fat tail gecko and I handle all of those, My Thomasi Uromastyx is about the size of the viper gecko full grown right now, he is just a wee baby.

@dariuszmucha6641 it took a few weeks. I started with tongs then moved to holding the food in my fingers. They were hesitant to climb on my hands at first. My female is a bit more bold and will now out on my arms and sit on my shoulder.

@@PatsCreatureCave Well, I can see that my lizard is making a lot of progress right after purchasing it and is eating from the tweezers on the first day. So I'm wondering if I should try to encourage her to eat from her finger once a week? what do you think?

@dariuszmucha6641 I would certainly try as there really isn't any harm in trying. Just takes time and patience.

@@PatsCreatureCave well, I will try and not give up until I succeed :) thank you for your answer P.S. the music is incredibly beautiful and soothing. Thank you for your opinion and advice, best regards from Poland

​@@PatsCreatureCave I have one more question: what is this worm that your lizard so eagerly hunts for? :)

Both the adults and the babies do well in the enclosure and have no shedding issues. The humidity is well regulated between the automatic misting, the plants and being setup fully bioactive.

@@PatsCreatureCave 3 times per day your misting ..... in cold time, how many times do it? are they need to use a cable o map ?

Thank you! Sadly I don't remember the exact grass that I used. It was a shorter variety of ornamental grass that I had found at a local nursery.

That's awesome! The do take quite a bit of patience to build some trust but it's totally worth it. Glad you liked my build, it was a lot of fun to do.

@@venomous-reptiles yep! This one had a group of tinctorius green sips added to it

@@PatsCreatureCave they are amazing little frogs

@@venomous-reptiles for sure. They are very bold and troublesome at times.

Will do, I appreciate the heads up. Awesome little scorpion that definitely deserves respect.

I haven't been able to get them to breed yet. This pair was imported from the UK because I wasn't ever able to find any in the US.

@Nightmare_heh thanks for watching. I have switched it up a few times over the years but currently I am using a mix from a friend, Stella's Springtails.

@@PatsCreatureCave alright thanks.

@kraigbutcher4864 you could, though after a molt or 2 they will likely need an upgrade. Typically 3 to 4 times the diagonal legspan for the size of the enclosure