Gecko enclosure

[Ebenavia]

Hello,

I am in the planning stage of setting up a naturalistic enclosure for a species of sub-tropical or tropical geckos (have 2 species in mind you see, cant choose right now lol). The enclosure is 24x14x16"inches. I wanted to lay a thin layer of hydroleca on the bottom, with some substrate I was thinking of this stuff...
Peat Brick?
http://www.dartfrog.co.uk/images/equ...trate/peat.jpg
"Ideally suited for creating land and the planting of marsh plants Approx 40x15x15 cm"

But this is where I need your advice first, is this the way to go about such a task (ie. hyrdoleca and the substrate choice), as I plan to grow some moss in there. Which is again where I need some advice, as I would like a moss that will almost look like a neatly cut lawn. I don't want a moss that crickets will be able to hide under...if that makes sense. For this I had Kyoto Moss in mind, would this be any good?

If you could help me on this it would save me a lot of headache lol

Thankyou