Imo, 20 gallons is waaaaay too small for cohabitation. They need lots of space and theyre going to end up competing for heat and areas in the enclosire. 20 gallons is the bare minimum for ONE gecko, so deffo shouldve kept them in a 40 gallon long
Agreed, especially when there’s two in the factor and I already don’t approve of cohabiting them and I’d especially never dare do it in a 20 gallon that’s just asking for territorial behavior, I’ve seen them thrive in 80 gallon setups just for one gecko I definitely agree with your statement!
That gecko was not born with that weird tail, she dropped it, and now it’s no longer perfect, how are u still not doing research for pets you’ve had over 10 years🤦🏽♂️
Actually some are born like that 😂 ole Johnny boy thinks he knows it all.. I’m sure he has more knowledge for taking care of animals than you. Just a fyi
Okay so. Just some tips from a leopardgecko owner. 1. The minimum size for leopardgeckos is 40 gallons I belive so your tank is way too small especially for two. 2. they Need at least two hides per gecko so in your case you would need four. Two on the warm side and two on the cold side. 3. They do the best on a 50/50 soil/sand mix so they can actually dig etc. 4. normally you shouldn’t cohabitate leopardgeckos since they’re actually solitary animals but since they’ve been together for such a long time I think it’s okay. All in all the cage is maybe a 3/10. I can tell that you love your animals so I’m begging you to do more research and give them the best homes possible.
Thank you 💔 and he’s had them 10 years. U see the tail.. that’s like a human losing hair.. stressssss much? Ugh it’s too many videos online and other resources for this to be promoted so casually. Paid promo?? I don’t understand.. why.
I don’t recommend sand or loose substrate because of compaction (when they ingest it and it gets stuck) and just a digging hide like a cut out hole you can put a ramp to in a plastic Tupperware if they don’t have problems with compaction but I recommend carpet or tile I only recommend carpet because if you can’t afford tile you can get carpet and it works almost as good Edit: I have a gecko in a 50 gallon one hide on each side with carpet a heat pad and a strong ubv heat lamp not like a normal heat light it is a ubv that also provides heat for your reptile and a few decorations she climbs on and scratches on
@@ridageckoguy3094 loose substrate is completely fine if you use the right one. Bioactive enclosures are the best option for any type of reptile. Carpet is one of the worst options since their nails can get stuck in it and fingers can get ripped of bc of it.
@@ridageckoguy3094 kittyspets is right about the substrate. A suitable loose substrate (ie a soil/sand mix) is much better for them than carpet. Also, it sounds like you’re using a mercury vapour bulb. Those aren’t good because a) they can’t be dimmed, meaning you can’t regulate the temperature and b) they’re an insufficient source of UVB. It’s best to have a heat lamp and a separate tube UVB bulb.
You did NOT just say that 40 gallons is too big for 2 leopard geckos so you downgraded it to 20 gallons! 20 gallons is the minimum for 1 adult. You did not do your research
@@PaPaMurph because an overstocked tank gets views. Which is cooler to watch, a single arowana in a 300 gallon tank or 2 arowana, 5 Oscars, 4 peacock bass, 3 retail catfish, 6 bichirs, and an iridescent shark in a 250 gallon tank? He doesn't care about his animals, he only wants the views
@@nicholasmacdonald4510 i fking agree, and im a beginner with terrariums and gecko's in general. what am i saying, i just bought an terrarium today, i dont even have anything else for it yet lol. not even an gecko! and even i know the 20 gallons is a BARE minimum for 1 gecko... come on people dont do this to living creatures. ask youself if you like to be locked up in a wayyy to small room/area the rest of your shitty life. i would drop my tail too, along with my brain, so i get braindead and wont even care anymore. like the owner of this video. EDIT: Take your time to research EVERY LITTLE THING on this animal- IF and BEFORE you plan to actually get an gecko yourself!
I hate to seem harsh, however as an experienced leopard gecko owner I believe you need to do research on the needs of a leopard gecko. Maybe watch Jessica and friends. They should not live together, 20 gallon tanks are actually the old minimum 40 gallon per gecko. They need 3 hides, a heat light is better than a heat matt. If you honestly care for them you need to upgrade them and separate. Her tail is also more than likely a regrown tail. Meaning she was stressed and dropped her tail. The carpet can harbor bacteria and the reality is...they need to be separated, even being together 10 years in a w0 gallon they're more likely to kill each other.
Here are some tips: I think that the older one was better since it was bigger for 2 geckos. I would get them some eco earth or something they can dig in, in their moist hide so they can also lay and burrow their eggs. I woulduv added more hides and maybe fake plants and stuff. Seems to small for them already, I woulduv gotten a 40 gal least for them - Oh yeah and also.. for someone whos had them for 10 years should know that that gecko dropped it's tail sometime when it was little , thats what it looks like with a regrown tail
‼️BEFORE YOU BREED‼️ please do more research on these guys as you have said a lottt of things that are wrong and can definitely learn more!! There’s Endlesss amounts of things to learn about these dope little dudes! Did you know there’s a miniature version👀
Yeah maybe you could do a different vid of remolding their 40 Gallon and put something else in the 20 gallon Edit: I did some research and 20 gallons is the minimum of what you need, plus they seemed perfectly happy in the 40g. Please times a trillion put them back into the 40g.
My one leopard gecko has a 40 gallon and he loves it. That’s minimum size for two. Also the carpet is mediocre for the bottom. Especially if they just came from having dirt. Mix organic soil and sand. Add real rocks, I also have a heat lamp, mat and UVB. Sphagnum moss works much better for a moist hide.
a 20 thats like minamum for 1 plus i would recomend not having two in the same tank bc in that case if you have more than 1 you gonna need like a 40 gallon
Lol its not an upgrade especially since there are 2. Id never downgrade set up to somthing smaller . I think you messed up with this one. The tank is very bare I give it a 1
‼BEFORE YOU BREED‼ please do more research on these guys as you have said a lottt of things that are wrong and can definitely learn more!! There’s Endlesss amounts of things to learn about these dope little dudes
I kinda wish you would have done a price on everything like Paul does and told us more about them. Like why they don't need a larger habitat. Why you prefer the carpet bedding besides it looks nice... Things like this. I could google but it's nice to watch a youtuber who has had them for 10 years.
Carpet is not a suitable substrate. It harbours bacteria, tends to get caught on teeth and claws, and doesn’t offer any digging enrichment whatsoever. A suitable loose substrate such as a soil/playsand mix is best. And they absolutely do need a larger habitat. A 20 gallon long is the bare minimum for ONE leopard gecko, 40 gallons or bigger is strongly recommended. Cohabitation can be very risky. I have seen countless cases of geckos seeming fine for years, then snapping and seriously injuring or killing each other. It can be done successfully in a very large enclosure, but definitely not one this small.
That tank is going to fall off the stand. Also, you need to sand the sharp edges off of the hides, not just remove the tag and stick it in. Oh my. They do need heat at 85-90 degrees. They each need their own enclosures with 3 hides one being a humid hide. Watch some husbandry videos on leopard geckos.
The carpet is actually really bad for them. It’s holds in too much bacteria. All in all carpet just isn’t the best option. You could do non adhesive shelf liner or tile
A suitable loose substrate such as a soil/playsand or soil/sand/clay mix is best, digging enrichment is very beneficial for them. You’re right about the carpet though.
Why would you downgrade them to a 20 gallon, you can barely keep one in a 20 and definitely not 2. 50 gallons is by no means too big for a leopard gecko. That’s just misinformation. Love the vids but do ur research man
I could say this about a lot of TH-camrs lol it’s kinda embarrassing. I expect false dumb stuff on TikTok from teenagers but this man should know better
What is your feeding for them like? Like how often and what do you give them? I’ve had mine for about 2 years now her names Juice I think she’s a girl… not sure. But I’m just curious how you take care of them?
This person’s setup and care is pretty bad, I wouldn’t take any advice from them. An adult leopard gecko should be fed 1-2 times a week. Live crickets, roaches, silkworms, and black soldier fly larvae can be fed regularly. Mealworms, super worms, and hornworms can be fed occasionally. The more variety in their diet, the better.
Love the vid but, for 2 leo's you need a 40 gallon as it is the perfect amount of space for them i would recommend 3 hides each but five in your case because they can share a humid hide because they will most likely not be shedding at the same time. so 3 hides each because you need one hot one cool and one humid with moss in there Not paper towels and the best substrate for them is terra sahara as it is meant for leo's
A 40 gallon is the recommended size for one leopard gecko, it is not big enough to safely cohab two. A soil/playsand mix would also be cheaper than terra Sahara.
As a friendly reminder do more research. "Plenty big" it is not a good way to tell people after you just said they were in a bigger tank. 20 gallon for two is a terrible life to life in. They might get territorial a bit even if they are female because you took away the space and hides needed. Even 20 for one isn't good. Not trying to be mean just trying to say do more research. :)
ok so do you have a probe for the heat mat and do you have a digital thermometer with a probe cause i dont wanna spend extra money on the one im getting
Heat mats are not a good heat source, overhead heating is much better for them. A halogen flood bulb connected to a dimmer/dimming thermostat is the most natural and beneficial option, Arcadia’s deep heat projector is the second best option. They produce infrared A and B like the sun, heat that penetrates deep into the skin tissue and heats them far more effectively than heat mats. Whereas heat mats only produce IRC, which only heats the surface of their skin. As well as the dimmer/thermostat (for regulating the temperature), you need a temperature gun for measuring surface temps and ideally a digital thermometer/hygrometer combo for measuring ambient temps and humidity.
Hey @Nick Bingo big fan, pls respond to the comment! I like to watch ur vids anytime! Been a fan for 4 years now, and i was wondering if you can do a video where you go out and make a outdoor aquarium.
I had three females living together. It just didn’t work. Already separated one, and now I’m about to separate the other two. I don’t recommend cohabitation.
Good job. I just got the same setup and also the 3D background they sell for it. Looking to pick up my leopard gecko this weekend so just checking out some videos on the setup. Looks pretty simple, thanks.
@@pamhouweling7141 this is true but stick to her newer, updated videos. She has a lot of old videos where she gives terrible advice, some of which might be dangerous. When in doubt I compare it to the forums for leopard geckos.
Reptiliatus uses cork hides and his geckos lay eggs and he lets them incubate and hatch naturally with out an incubator compared to other reptiles like turtles and monitors, idk? Check him out, maybe it’s his enclosures very naturalistic and his survival rate it really good. 👍
You should keep the old 50 gallon tank for these two. As everyone already says in the comments, this tank is way too small for 1 gecko, and you will have two in there. Switch back to the old tank. They will not be happier in this tank. It can never be too big for an adult leopard gecko. Please do more research before breeding your geckos.. The male should only be in the tank as long as mating is going on. When they are done, the male should be moved from the tank so that he does not stress the female.
‼️TIPS‼️ If you could I would add just one more hide 🙈 for those cute little leos. Another thing to us that cactus 🌵 is FILTHY. Definitely want to clean that and otherwise the tank looks awesome bro 🦎‼️
Imo, 20 gallons is waaaaay too small for cohabitation. They need lots of space and theyre going to end up competing for heat and areas in the enclosire. 20 gallons is the bare minimum for ONE gecko, so deffo shouldve kept them in a 40 gallon long
I agree also it is not recommended to cohabitation geckos
@@paulrobarge3573 yeah, sometimes even females have been known to tear each other apart
Yes but the 20 is a 20 long the 40 is a tall one
@@raahimzworld7793 It's still small for two leopard geckos, especially for cohab
@@raahimzworld7793 I think you meant that the correct term is “40 gallon breeder” and “20 gallon long”.
Glad to see most of the comments are people with a brain that still works properly
a geckos tank can never be TOO BIG lmfao. the more room the better smh.
A leopard gecko tank can be too big because their food can fun and escape from them 40 I would say is the max for 1 gecko
Run
Agreed, especially when there’s two in the factor and I already don’t approve of cohabiting them and I’d especially never dare do it in a 20 gallon that’s just asking for territorial behavior, I’ve seen them thrive in 80 gallon setups just for one gecko I definitely agree with your statement!
The second gecko wasn't born with a tail like that 😂 it dropped it and that's how it grew back get educated!
You are so right. I hate this guy so bad. How can someone do so many things wrong at once?
That gecko was not born with that weird tail, she dropped it, and now it’s no longer perfect, how are u still not doing research for pets you’ve had over 10 years🤦🏽♂️
Why are you hating
@@lizmacdonald4781 girl hating for what? I have a leopard gecko 😂
Actually some are born like that 😂 ole Johnny boy thinks he knows it all.. I’m sure he has more knowledge for taking care of animals than you. Just a fyi
@@lizmacdonald4781 he’s not hating he’s just saying the TH-camr has not done his research.
There is never "too big". Naturally all animals have unlimited space to explore
Okay so. Just some tips from a leopardgecko owner.
1. The minimum size for leopardgeckos is 40 gallons I belive so your tank is way too small especially for two.
2. they Need at least two hides per gecko so in your case you would need four. Two on the warm side and two on the cold side.
3. They do the best on a 50/50 soil/sand mix so they can actually dig etc.
4. normally you shouldn’t cohabitate leopardgeckos since they’re actually solitary animals but since they’ve been together for such a long time I think it’s okay.
All in all the cage is maybe a 3/10. I can tell that you love your animals so I’m begging you to do more research and give them the best homes possible.
Thank you 💔 and he’s had them 10 years. U see the tail.. that’s like a human losing hair.. stressssss much? Ugh it’s too many videos online and other resources for this to be promoted so casually. Paid promo?? I don’t understand.. why.
I don’t recommend sand or loose substrate because of compaction (when they ingest it and it gets stuck) and just a digging hide like a cut out hole you can put a ramp to in a plastic Tupperware if they don’t have problems with compaction but I recommend carpet or tile I only recommend carpet because if you can’t afford tile you can get carpet and it works almost as good Edit: I have a gecko in a 50 gallon one hide on each side with carpet a heat pad and a strong ubv heat lamp not like a normal heat light it is a ubv that also provides heat for your reptile and a few decorations she climbs on and scratches on
@@ridageckoguy3094 loose substrate is completely fine if you use the right one. Bioactive enclosures are the best option for any type of reptile. Carpet is one of the worst options since their nails can get stuck in it and fingers can get ripped of bc of it.
@@ridageckoguy3094 kittyspets is right about the substrate. A suitable loose substrate (ie a soil/sand mix) is much better for them than carpet. Also, it sounds like you’re using a mercury vapour bulb. Those aren’t good because a) they can’t be dimmed, meaning you can’t regulate the temperature and b) they’re an insufficient source of UVB. It’s best to have a heat lamp and a separate tube UVB bulb.
The minimum size is 20 gallons for one and 40 for two.
You did NOT just say that 40 gallons is too big for 2 leopard geckos so you downgraded it to 20 gallons! 20 gallons is the minimum for 1 adult. You did not do your research
It’s a Trash set up too 😂
Exactly what I thought when I saw this!
no idea how this dude has so many subs
@@PaPaMurph because an overstocked tank gets views. Which is cooler to watch, a single arowana in a 300 gallon tank or 2 arowana, 5 Oscars, 4 peacock bass, 3 retail catfish, 6 bichirs, and an iridescent shark in a 250 gallon tank? He doesn't care about his animals, he only wants the views
@@nicholasmacdonald4510 i fking agree, and im a beginner with terrariums and gecko's in general. what am i saying, i just bought an terrarium today, i dont even have anything else for it yet lol. not even an gecko! and even i know the 20 gallons is a BARE minimum for 1 gecko... come on people dont do this to living creatures.
ask youself if you like to be locked up in a wayyy to small room/area the rest of your shitty life. i would drop my tail too, along with my brain, so i get braindead and wont even care anymore. like the owner of this video.
EDIT: Take your time to research EVERY LITTLE THING on this animal- IF and BEFORE you plan to actually get an gecko yourself!
Bro why downgrade them? Especially because you have 2. Maybe do some research man.
I hate to seem harsh, however as an experienced leopard gecko owner I believe you need to do research on the needs of a leopard gecko. Maybe watch Jessica and friends. They should not live together, 20 gallon tanks are actually the old minimum 40 gallon per gecko. They need 3 hides, a heat light is better than a heat matt. If you honestly care for them you need to upgrade them and separate. Her tail is also more than likely a regrown tail. Meaning she was stressed and dropped her tail. The carpet can harbor bacteria and the reality is...they need to be separated, even being together 10 years in a w0 gallon they're more likely to kill each other.
20 is good 4 1 gecko
20 is the bare minimum, 40 gallon breeder is the better option as Leopard geckos do use the enclosure.
I’ve just bought one & read & have been told not to also too.
How was it too big? It wasn't even big enough for 2 so why downgrade? Terrible care awful enclosure and no enrichment
U might want to ad some more rocks or plants for enrichment because their tank is pretty baren
Here are some tips:
I think that the older one was better since it was bigger for 2 geckos. I would get them some eco earth or something they can dig in, in their moist hide so they can also lay and burrow their eggs. I woulduv added more hides and maybe fake plants and stuff. Seems to small for them already, I woulduv gotten a 40 gal least for them
- Oh yeah and also.. for someone whos had them for 10 years should know that that gecko dropped it's tail sometime when it was little , thats what it looks like with a regrown tail
Yes, it was good but he needs to clean the cage
“Just like a fish” I mean COME ON MAN!
‼️BEFORE YOU BREED‼️ please do more research on these guys as you have said a lottt of things that are wrong and can definitely learn more!! There’s Endlesss amounts of things to learn about these dope little dudes! Did you know there’s a miniature version👀
Finally somebody who offers advise respectfully
@@shawndavisjr4753Fr everyone’s saying mean things but he’s just giving tips
You can't have too big of an enclosure why down grade? Especially if it's from a 40 to a 20. A 40 is a decent size for cohabitation for two.
I agree
Yeah maybe you could do a different vid of remolding their 40 Gallon and put something else in the 20 gallon
Edit: I did some research and 20 gallons is the minimum of what you need, plus they seemed perfectly happy in the 40g. Please times a trillion put them back into the 40g.
Leo’s shouldn’t be cohabbed. But yes a 40 gallon is the minimum for a happy Leo
The 20 gallon is longer and the 40 gallon is higher so I would rather have the longer bc they don’t climb
My one leopard gecko has a 40 gallon and he loves it. That’s minimum size for two. Also the carpet is mediocre for the bottom. Especially if they just came from having dirt. Mix organic soil and sand. Add real rocks, I also have a heat lamp, mat and UVB. Sphagnum moss works much better for a moist hide.
Great geckos!!!!
One thing I love about leopard geckos is they are very clean animals/eating their shed skin
a 20 thats like minamum for 1 plus i would recomend not having two in the same tank bc in that case if you have more than 1 you gonna need like a 40 gallon
40 gallons isn’t big enough to safely cohab two.
Belly is draggin on em😂
Little cute gecko
Lol its not an upgrade especially since there are 2. Id never downgrade set up to somthing smaller . I think you messed up with this one. The tank is very bare I give it a 1
U make amazing videos bro 💕❤️
wow thanks for sharing!
‼BEFORE YOU BREED‼ please do more research on these guys as you have said a lottt of things that are wrong and can definitely learn more!! There’s Endlesss amounts of things to learn about these dope little dudes
You need a cool hide, you only have a warm and humid hide.
Nice bro big respect for keeping them for more then 10yrs
don’t know how his leo survived in that tank for 10 years lmao
Per usual smart one didint do research
I love his His Chinese croc lizards too ! Bad ass
The eggs look fine
Pretty dope you know you can use door liner
I kinda wish you would have done a price on everything like Paul does and told us more about them. Like why they don't need a larger habitat. Why you prefer the carpet bedding besides it looks nice... Things like this. I could google but it's nice to watch a youtuber who has had them for 10 years.
Hay I watch Paul kefaro to
ops I mean paul Cuffaro
Carpet is not a suitable substrate. It harbours bacteria, tends to get caught on teeth and claws, and doesn’t offer any digging enrichment whatsoever. A suitable loose substrate such as a soil/playsand mix is best. And they absolutely do need a larger habitat. A 20 gallon long is the bare minimum for ONE leopard gecko, 40 gallons or bigger is strongly recommended. Cohabitation can be very risky. I have seen countless cases of geckos seeming fine for years, then snapping and seriously injuring or killing each other. It can be done successfully in a very large enclosure, but definitely not one this small.
i'm not gonna be surprised if you didn't quarantine both of those geckos before cohabbing them
Love you videos en speciali the fish
*dope gecko*
That tank is going to fall off the stand. Also, you need to sand the sharp edges off of the hides, not just remove the tag and stick it in. Oh my. They do need heat at 85-90 degrees. They each need their own enclosures with 3 hides one being a humid hide. Watch some husbandry videos on leopard geckos.
Looks good to me Nick.
Something funny is I just got this same kit today before seeing this vid 😂
Nice terrarium, I have one made of furniture board.
Nice!
Yes to baby Leopard gecko
I love your videos so much
I wanna see future gekos
6:12 i think it was great 8/10 2- because the water and food thing
Nice video 👍
The carpet is actually really bad for them. It’s holds in too much bacteria. All in all carpet just isn’t the best option. You could do non adhesive shelf liner or tile
A suitable loose substrate such as a soil/playsand or soil/sand/clay mix is best, digging enrichment is very beneficial for them. You’re right about the carpet though.
Why would you downgrade them to a 20 gallon, you can barely keep one in a 20 and definitely not 2. 50 gallons is by no means too big for a leopard gecko. That’s just misinformation. Love the vids but do ur research man
I could say this about a lot of TH-camrs lol it’s kinda embarrassing. I expect false dumb stuff on TikTok from teenagers but this man should know better
nice and simple
Woo-hoo oh yeah 😍
May I suggest you do some more research? Join a couple of leopard gecko groups?
What is your feeding for them like? Like how often and what do you give them? I’ve had mine for about 2 years now her names Juice I think she’s a girl… not sure. But I’m just curious how you take care of them?
This person’s setup and care is pretty bad, I wouldn’t take any advice from them. An adult leopard gecko should be fed 1-2 times a week. Live crickets, roaches, silkworms, and black soldier fly larvae can be fed regularly. Mealworms, super worms, and hornworms can be fed occasionally. The more variety in their diet, the better.
dont follow the guy in the video! he doesnt give a fffffffffffff
Can't believe in the time I've subscribed I've watched you grow a beard lol
I love it nick⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🔥🔥🔥🔥
Yes new geko
I juat wanna ask, where do u get the cage cause it looks pretty nice with the sliding door in front
The cage is likely bought straight from PetSmart. I wouldn’t recommend supporting them though.
nick bingo the goat
Love the vid but, for 2 leo's you need a 40 gallon as it is the perfect amount of space for them i would recommend 3 hides each but five in your case because they can share a humid hide because they will most likely not be shedding at the same time. so 3 hides each because you need one hot one cool and one humid with moss in there Not paper towels and the best substrate for them is terra sahara as it is meant for leo's
A 40 gallon is the recommended size for one leopard gecko, it is not big enough to safely cohab two. A soil/playsand mix would also be cheaper than terra Sahara.
@@nightinggale6470 yea that's exactly what i use a bioactive eco earth play sand for my leos and beardies
@@NixonReed I recommend using soil instead of eco earth. Eco earth is unnatural, doesn’t support plants, etc.
BRO GET A ECLIPSE SNOW the busy would be dope
As a friendly reminder do more research. "Plenty big" it is not a good way to tell people after you just said they were in a bigger tank. 20 gallon for two is a terrible life to life in. They might get territorial a bit even if they are female because you took away the space and hides needed. Even 20 for one isn't good. Not trying to be mean just trying to say do more research. :)
once you get the pond set up can you do a full your of everything
I’m thinking, got bored alone man!
ok so do you have a probe for the heat mat and do you have a digital thermometer with a probe cause i dont wanna spend extra money on the one im getting
Heat mats are not a good heat source, overhead heating is much better for them. A halogen flood bulb connected to a dimmer/dimming thermostat is the most natural and beneficial option, Arcadia’s deep heat projector is the second best option. They produce infrared A and B like the sun, heat that penetrates deep into the skin tissue and heats them far more effectively than heat mats. Whereas heat mats only produce IRC, which only heats the surface of their skin.
As well as the dimmer/thermostat (for regulating the temperature), you need a temperature gun for measuring surface temps and ideally a digital thermometer/hygrometer combo for measuring ambient temps and humidity.
@@nightinggale6470 ok thank you and do you know where to get a temp gun or thermostat or dimmer
@@oogalb1 all of them can be bought online, from Amazon or other sites.
Hey @Nick Bingo big fan, pls respond to the comment! I like to watch ur vids anytime! Been a fan for 4 years now, and i was wondering if you can do a video where you go out and make a outdoor aquarium.
I had three females living together. It just didn’t work. Already separated one, and now I’m about to separate the other two. I don’t recommend cohabitation.
He knows this but he doesnt care
sad.. do some research.
Good job. I just got the same setup and also the 3D background they sell for it. Looking to pick up my leopard gecko this weekend so just checking out some videos on the setup. Looks pretty simple, thanks.
Get a 40 gallon and add more hides
More decors too
@@pamhouweling7141 this is true but stick to her newer, updated videos. She has a lot of old videos where she gives terrible advice, some of which might be dangerous. When in doubt I compare it to the forums for leopard geckos.
Reptiliatus uses cork hides and his geckos lay eggs and he lets them incubate and hatch naturally with out an incubator compared to other reptiles like turtles and monitors, idk? Check him out, maybe it’s his enclosures very naturalistic and his survival rate it really good. 👍
I've seen Reptiliatus leave the tokey geckos eggs in there, I believe that how he got the twins.
this is so cool and thing of getting my own Leopard Geckos so my self for a bringing and like to see what pet male with her
make sure you dont have a small enclosure like the guy in the video!
10000000000000000000 out of ten
Also, they spent 1 DAY in that enclosure and they mated and layed eggs. crazy.
Thet Didnt mate they are two females
@@frederiknielsen3569 This might sound despicable, but what if u cooked the eggs
Hi nick can you soon post a new vid on the 6000G saltwater pond and this vidio is amazing
Coming very soon!!
@Nick Bingo ok thank you and will it be transferring the fish because I saw some of the fish on the Instagram story
We're did You Buy it
Your gecko wasn’t born with that tail she must have lost it to me shaped like that
cool setup! awesome leopard geckos!
It’s not a good setup.
Love your vid,s have waiting to see the geckos again
Keep up the great videos nick
Yes
Reptile carpet sucks, my leopord gecko kept getting his jaw stuck on it
You should keep the old 50 gallon tank for these two. As everyone already says in the comments, this tank is way too small for 1 gecko, and you will have two in there. Switch back to the old tank. They will not be happier in this tank. It can never be too big for an adult leopard gecko.
Please do more research before breeding your geckos.. The male should only be in the tank as long as mating is going on. When they are done, the male should be moved from the tank so that he does not stress the female.
Most excited thing I’m hyped for is the new 5,600 gallon salt water pond
I have great ideas for that! Wanna plan it with me in the comments and submit our ideas to Nick?
@@theall-usechannel8916 i mean sure
@@goblinslayer1115 I'm making a list already on the 6000 gallon saltwater pond video, check it out
Just posted the comment
@@theall-usechannel8916 where is it?
I like the setup.
Yeah
That tank is way to small and needs more hides and the heat mat is not gonna give them the right heat
What’s up Nick how are your axolotl‘s
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If you could I would add just one more hide 🙈 for those cute little leos. Another thing to us that cactus 🌵 is FILTHY. Definitely want to clean that and otherwise the tank looks awesome bro 🦎‼️
He’s had them since he was a kid he know wth not to do and do he do not need to research what works for him. 2:59
POST MORE VIDEOSSSSS AND MAKE THEM LONGER
20 gallon is made for one not two and they need to be separate
Hey bro keep the positive vibez coming
that would be cool to see her have baby’s nick
I was thinking about setting up a leopard gecko tank. But the mom said no,because it eats live foods soooo.... there went that idea
I’m lost at all your recent videos because money doesn’t buy things…knowledge does. You need knowledge on your team
A 20 gallon is FOR 1 adult leopard gecko and 2 are in the 20 gallon
Why would you go smaller
Yessir
How is blue dye in pond doing
My leopard geckos are 17 years old.had then since they were a baby
What about the Bonnie head shark?
You should get a boy gecko
Hello nick