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Old 10-14-2009, 10:10 PM
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I had purchased 2 Hatchlings a few months ago. And Today I purchased a much bigger Juvenile Day Gecko.. So Today I moved the remaining hatchling to his/her 10 Gallon Vivarium.. Hopefully it will survive..

The lady at The local Shop was shocked when I said I knew how expensive adults are, because I know how difficult it is to rear young to a large enough size to sale effectively and expect survival.

Started with an Exo Terra 18x18x24 Tank


Removed the Background and cut out for a planter with a fern at a slant


Looks tacky from the side but alot better from the front


Next I placed in the Soil (100% Natural Compost) and situated a "fake" rock I had for years and a plant in the soil


Added some Moss


Added a log




Added some pea Gravel


Added a Lianna Vine... (found in the bird section as a perch)


Checking out the new Digs..before deciding if its a good Neighbor Hood


Into the jungle


Up the Wall


And where does he hang out


And a Quick Pic of the Hatchling sneaking around
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Old 10-14-2009, 11:01 PM
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I like it. Such a great piece of wood.
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hahaha... ofcourse he hangs out on top of styrofoam! that's classic.

another sharp setup jpstod.
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Thanks

I love finding Pieces of Wood for free
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Old 10-15-2009, 11:25 AM
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Nice setup.

If oyu dont mind me asking how much did the gecko set you back? I'm told theyre cheaper and more readily available outside the UK.
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Old 10-15-2009, 01:37 PM
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When I purchased the hatchlings they were $40.00 USD (24.6214 GBP) Each plus shipping. The juvenile I paid $49.99 (30.7691 GBP) at the shop.


** Based on the rate 1 USD = 0.615505 GBP
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