Friller2009
Well-Known Member
Hi all, I’m back at it again with my crappy natural enclosure and this one is for a thick tailed gecko.
I’m still hunting one if these guys down so if you have any for sale, pm me.
Alright, the enclosure i’m using is a old aqua one fish tank.
It measures roughly 40cmx30cmx30cm.
For a substrate i’m using my normal mix of coco fibre, sand, charcoal and Eucalyptus mulch.
After I had finished mixing the substrate i added leaves and some bark so they could be underwood.
I also added a reptile hide.
Finally time to add some plants!
For this tank i used: moss, Pothos, a Native orchid, and some Wandering Jew.
Something that i really wanted to give these geckos was a place to thermoregulate. Since i’m not heating this tank, i added sphagnum moss into the hide to keep it damp and cool.
And with that the tank was done,
Thank you for reading my boring thread, i hope you enjoyed it.
Hopefully i’ll be happy with the looks of it and not tear it down within the week to re do it.
I’m still hunting one if these guys down so if you have any for sale, pm me.
Alright, the enclosure i’m using is a old aqua one fish tank.
It measures roughly 40cmx30cmx30cm.
For a substrate i’m using my normal mix of coco fibre, sand, charcoal and Eucalyptus mulch.
After I had finished mixing the substrate i added leaves and some bark so they could be underwood.
I also added a reptile hide.
Finally time to add some plants!
For this tank i used: moss, Pothos, a Native orchid, and some Wandering Jew.
Something that i really wanted to give these geckos was a place to thermoregulate. Since i’m not heating this tank, i added sphagnum moss into the hide to keep it damp and cool.
And with that the tank was done,
Thank you for reading my boring thread, i hope you enjoyed it.
Hopefully i’ll be happy with the looks of it and not tear it down within the week to re do it.
