Pretty cool tank dude, I have a 30 gallon tank with a green anole, a long tailed lizard, a brown anole, and a fire belly toad and I was planning to add a green tree frog and a Mediterranean house gecko to it as well.
This give a great view of what you can do im thinking to buy my first tank and research a lot about what i can and what i want thank you for this video
Ahh yes inspiration. That’s why I’m doing this brother to show what’s possible in what can be considered a fragile hobby. Glad you could take something out of my example specifically. Much appreciated ❤️❤️❤️
This is awesome! Beautiful setup, love the music, and good info! These are the same 3 species that i wanna cohab as well! I already have 1 wild caught house gecko, and i wanna get some anoles first to put in with him, and then some tree frogs as well. Hes in a 25-30g right now by hisself, so im gonna wait until i can switch him to a bigger tank and make it bioactive before I introduce anyone else into it.
@@Alan-bw2sc mine is called “max growth light” but I’m sure the one your asking about will work too. Any led light designed to grow plants will do, I’d recommend the type of light I use because of the white light it gives off which brightens up the tank real nice also giving it that daytime sun effect
No issues whatsoever. I say go for it with your house geckos! They are invasive in so many parts of the world it’s inevitable that they share habitats with a variety of herps. It only becomes a problem if your cohabiting juveniles which I don’t recommend just because they are so small and fall prey to so much.
im trying to do this with little frogs like reed frogs, auratus and glass frogs. One simple question, you that has ovserved the behaibour of the anoles, you think is a good idea to add them to the tank? i really want to put a good handling species of lizard in the tank and im between long tailed, anoles and day geckos but im really worried that they may eat the small tree frogs
Hey not sure if you have any advice but imma ask since you seem pretty good with anoles so I rescued my green anole lucky from a pet store he was malnutrition and dehydrated so I gave him a soak and he drank a ton and the skin wrinkles which are from dehydration went away but I have had him for two days and I have only seen him eat one medium size crickets and he’s a baby he’s pretty skinny I feed him some crested gecko food as I read that’s good any advice to get him to eat more bugs he’s scared of the tongs and sucks at hunting lol any tips
If it’s eating then it should be fine, maybe offer it appropriately sized prey items, small crickets, small mealworms fruit lies ect. Speaking from my experience. Keep in mind I’m no vet by any means just a dude with too many lizards. Thanks for tuning in means the world 🌎
If you bought him from a petstore you didn't save him. That petstore replaced the one you bought with two more. Never buy animals from stores or breeders that have them in poor conditions, you are just supporting what they are doing and causing more animals to be mistreated. Buy from reputable breeders only.
@@erikdahlstrom3561 yes Ik but for your info buddy my pet store was stoping selling live animals so they were getting rid of all them so therefore I am not helping the industry thanks 😊
I just wanted to know two things, what is the substrate, and did you order the house geckos or caught them. I'm very curious because I'm planning on a viviarium/ terrarium
It could mean a variety of things depending on the situation. In my case I’ve seen them tail waving when in close proximity to one another, when bothered by tank mates not respecting personal space and they’ll do it for what seems like no reason at all. As with your leopard gecko I’m sure tail waving plays a similar role of communication with one another. Whatever they are communicating surely can’t be too complex, probably simple body language to display mood or danger but who really knows 🤷🏾♂️
I’ve since found new homes for a few animals partially for that reason, I plan on making a update video on the tank in the near future going more in depth! Stay tuned if you like to see the adjustments I’ve made. With my setups The inhabitants comfortability is top priority.
@@Mastervulpes Alright very cool, I'll sub for the update video. I almost did about a 120 gallon with Asian house geckos, long-tailed lizards, and anoles, but I ended up getting a uromastyx instead.
Wow the setup looks so natural and pretty! Mixed species of Vivariums are so amazing. all your animals look so happy!
Amazing having your own little world..
That is awesome. One of the coolest enclosures I’ve seen good job man.
Thanks a lot can’t wait to show more‼️
Super interresting and à wonderfull set up !
I am 2 years late to the party...but this was definitely worth it. Wow! Great music too!
Good stuff great job
Thanks!!
Pretty cool tank dude, I have a 30 gallon tank with a green anole, a long tailed lizard, a brown anole, and a fire belly toad and I was planning to add a green tree frog and a Mediterranean house gecko to it as well.
That’s dope! those additions should make your setup even more interesting. Nice variety!
@@Mastervulpes thanks I really like your tank as well it's a very nice and natural setup and would love to see more in the future.
I appreciate that, this definitely will be the first of many videos based around this tank so definitely stay tuned for more! Thanks for watching!
That tank is probably not big enough for all those animals, I'd say it's barely big enough for the three you have.
Wow 30, I just got my first tank ever 35 gallons for one anole, it still seems so small😭
This give a great view of what you can do im thinking to buy my first tank and research a lot about what i can and what i want thank you for this video
Ahh yes inspiration. That’s why I’m doing this brother to show what’s possible in what can be considered a fragile hobby. Glad you could take something out of my example specifically. Much appreciated ❤️❤️❤️
i’m trying to do something like this but starting with a bio active tank for my gecko
Nice! What type of gecko? And what do you plan on housing it with?
Awesome setup man! I recently got an zoo med terrarium kit and plan to house a green anole on it! They are so cool!
Nice!! As you’ll soon realize videos/pictures don’t do them justice, watching them interact in a vivarium is a whole different story!!
Nice bro
Thanks!!
Very cool I'm planning to set up a terriunum.will do some research on long tail 🦎..
Amazing 🥰
This is awesome! Beautiful setup, love the music, and good info! These are the same 3 species that i wanna cohab as well! I already have 1 wild caught house gecko, and i wanna get some anoles first to put in with him, and then some tree frogs as well. Hes in a 25-30g right now by hisself, so im gonna wait until i can switch him to a bigger tank and make it bioactive before I introduce anyone else into it.
Thanks!! And that’s dope!! Should make for a really entertaining setup!
Love it
i'm not very familiar with bioactive lighting, which lights do you use or recommend for a setup like this? very awesome btw!
Thanks! I’m glad your enjoying the content 💯 I personally use a plant light I bought off Amazon “max grow light” is the name of it
@@Mastervulpes is it the one called mars hydro led grow light??
@@Alan-bw2sc mine is called “max growth light” but I’m sure the one your asking about will work too. Any led light designed to grow plants will do, I’d recommend the type of light I use because of the white light it gives off which brightens up the tank real nice also giving it that daytime sun effect
I am planning to create something with a tree frog two anoles and a long tail lizard
Wonderful.
Please, what is the music?
Freakin hype 🤙🏻👏🏼
Nice 💯
Thanks much appreciated‼️
How do you keep the humidity up
What kind of beetle was that in there? Might be good for bioactive setups
have you had any issues with them being housed together??
i would love to do somthing like that with my female house geckos
No issues whatsoever. I say go for it with your house geckos! They are invasive in so many parts of the world it’s inevitable that they share habitats with a variety of herps. It only becomes a problem if your cohabiting juveniles which I don’t recommend just because they are so small and fall prey to so much.
Have the species ever fought each other?
Nope
what about musk turtle and soft shelled turtle in your vivarium setup
im trying to do this with little frogs like reed frogs, auratus and glass frogs. One simple question, you that has ovserved the behaibour of the anoles, you think is a good idea to add them to the tank? i really want to put a good handling species of lizard in the tank and im between long tailed, anoles and day geckos but im really worried that they may eat the small tree frogs
I think it should work so long as you don’t plan on hatching any young in the tank, predation and what not
@@Mastervulpes of course not and if they have eggs i have another tank to hatch them. Thanks for the help and your tank is really amazing!!!!
💚💚💚💚💚
So dope
Preciate that
What insects do you use to clean up after them?
What kinda of plants do you use
Hey not sure if you have any advice but imma ask since you seem pretty good with anoles so I rescued my green anole lucky from a pet store he was malnutrition and dehydrated so I gave him a soak and he drank a ton and the skin wrinkles which are from dehydration went away but I have had him for two days and I have only seen him eat one medium size crickets and he’s a baby he’s pretty skinny I feed him some crested gecko food as I read that’s good any advice to get him to eat more bugs he’s scared of the tongs and sucks at hunting lol any tips
If it’s eating then it should be fine, maybe offer it appropriately sized prey items, small crickets, small mealworms fruit lies ect. Speaking from my experience. Keep in mind I’m no vet by any means just a dude with too many lizards. Thanks for tuning in means the world 🌎
If you bought him from a petstore you didn't save him. That petstore replaced the one you bought with two more. Never buy animals from stores or breeders that have them in poor conditions, you are just supporting what they are doing and causing more animals to be mistreated. Buy from reputable breeders only.
@@erikdahlstrom3561 yes Ik but for your info buddy my pet store was stoping selling live animals so they were getting rid of all them so therefore I am not helping the industry thanks 😊
@@myzoo2856 that reply seemed kinda smug
@@erikdahlstrom3561 😃 no
I just wanted to know two things, what is the substrate, and did you order the house geckos or caught them. I'm very curious because I'm planning on a viviarium/ terrarium
What bulbs do you use?
For heating/uvb 75 watt heat and desert uvb bulbs from petstores and for plants is called “max growth led “ light on Amazon
How big is that tank?
I know it's 40 gallon but how exactly?
It’s the 40 gallon (Zilla) breeders they sell at petstores, usually marketed as bearded dragon starter kits.
I’ll give exact measurements in a update vid‼️
i thought the tail waving was a threat display??
i know leopard geckos do the same thing, when
they do it, it means a threat display
It could mean a variety of things depending on the situation. In my case I’ve seen them tail waving when in close proximity to one another, when bothered by tank mates not respecting personal space and they’ll do it for what seems like no reason at all. As with your leopard gecko I’m sure tail waving plays a similar role of communication with one another. Whatever they are communicating surely can’t be too complex, probably simple body language to display mood or danger but who really knows 🤷🏾♂️
Song name?
Butterfly-bascnectar 🤧
@@Mastervulpes thank you!
Might be a little bit small for this many animals.
I’ve since found new homes for a few animals partially for that reason, I plan on making a update video on the tank in the near future going more in depth! Stay tuned if you like to see the adjustments I’ve made. With my setups The inhabitants comfortability is top priority.
@@Mastervulpes Alright very cool, I'll sub for the update video. I almost did about a 120 gallon with Asian house geckos, long-tailed lizards, and anoles, but I ended up getting a uromastyx instead.
Does anyone had axolotls in a vivarium? With some reptile on earth. I mean hot Terrarium cold water. With some carnivour plant