Alicia Koedijk lizard?

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Thank you :) :)

Definitely

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@Klöhe and snow the leopord gecko lol😂😂😂

hm so its the same type as my star platinum?

haha yes :') he was so confused.

ah awesome, they're so sweet!! :)

Same !!!!!

@@leopardgeckotalk I held a crested gecko for the first time weeks ago and he bit me right between my index and thumb

Do you have a crestie yet

Ah nice! Yeah I can imagine it can be annoying to get a whole load of crickets for a crestie :') do you have any friends who own reptiles? maybe they could give you a few? :)

Thank you :) I usually have a spare faunarium and pop a heat mat under it. However if you don't think you'll be too long you can always put it in a warm, dark, quiet area (in a fauanarium or something) without a heat mat. wow that was a long answer :') haha

Leopard Gecko I keep mine in the bathtub with the lights iff

@@mollymata7362 Me too

Usually when I clean my geckos tank and my dad wants to make sure it’s clean I practice handling my gecko for like 5 minutes

ah strange, they always seem far too small. I guess it depends on how many bugs you're keeping in there?

They sell a bigger one...

Me too I keep about 20 crickets in one of those small critter keepers but I give them a BUT LOAD of food

I have one and put a lot of food in but they still eat each other so I've moved to a large tupperware

@@NicoleoCrafts thats why i use locust their silent dont junp at all and dont like ti eat eachother

yes!! :') haha I've had no escapees so far :)

Same here lol

aw thank you :D

aw thank you :D

ah maybe i'll look into them, though I'm always a little wary of freeze dried, or just dried foods 🙈🙈 but thank you :)

@@leopardgeckotalk Yw! I was too, but another thing to keep in mind is after you open a package, put the package in a zip-loc bag and the worms/etc won't go bad :)

no problem :D

thanks :D

aw thank you :)

wow i feel like your feeder insects eat better than mean! Sounds like you're doing an amazing job!

Woah that's amazing!!

thanks!! :)

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. For crickets, all you need is a decent sized container (with air holes and a secure lid), egg cartons, and veggies.

@@nightinggale6470 ty!

ah i will have to look into that, thanks :)

Yeah, my gf gets silkworms from Silkworm Store, they don't seem to be too expensive, but they do need more care than mealworms, locusts and dubias, I've found.

Krisp Crunch production Have you tried dubia roaches?

Animal Haven I have but my Leo wasn’t interested and would just end up leaving them in the tank to run free.

thank you!

thank you :D

thank you :D

awesome :D

yes as I said these ratios are without gutloading and dusting, hence why we dust :') but some insects like morio worms and wax worms, aren't the healthiest.

ah brilliant! :)

Im getting two in 3-2 years

ah cool, haha when i first got the BSFL/calci worms they were so small my geckos didn't even acknowledge them lol

Under the glass :)

@@jackc008 thank you :)

yeah I think with glass tanks they're meant to be outside, however as I have wooden vivs my mats would go on the inside :)

I think it are orange back tropical isopod

ah very nice! I really need to try them again lol

haha :') at this point i don't mind crickets too much :)

I'm not Rebecca but, Phoenix worms are the same thing as calcium worms , and she said those were quite nutritional. I think it varys on where you are in the world to what you call them ( or not idrk). Hope I somewhat helped :)

That’s fine. Although the more variety in their diet, the better. You can also feed silkworms and black soldier fly larvae regularly, and super worms and hornworms occasionally.

woooo :D

@@leopardgeckotalk it's coming on Tuesday

Leopard Gecko I got it yesterday

Karen B. A cleanup crew is a mixture of isopods and springtails that’s eat decomposing food and poop. There isn’t really a need to control the population because the more there are, the richer the soil will be and the less poop there will be.

@@kendall4060 And as it is an enclosed setup, the amount of food for them is usually limited (if you don't feed them on top). So if you fear of them getting overpopulated, just stop feeding them additionally that much. Every population in a enclosed setup will then regulate the population by itself after the amount of food there is provided. It's the same as with dove populations in different countries. We have doves called "city doves" here. They live in the pedestrian areas and feed of dropped food, bread crumbs, fast food that was dropped on the floor, etc. If you walk through our cities, there are doves everywhere. It is strictly forbidden to feed them. And sure, this may sound cruel, because if you don't feed them, they might not be able to get their babies to grow up. But feeding them will only increase the population and support their in general unhealthy and miserable lives. So the best you can do (and what you have to do by law) is to avoid dropping food for them. That way their population regulates itself so they can sustain themselves.

ah good choices! haha :)

Leopard Gecko yeah I found a site that sells them for a reasonable price so I’ve Gone a bit overboard 😅 guess I’ll have to eat some calci worms with them

I’d stop using oats. They bind calcium. Stick to fruits and veggies like carrot, potato, and greens.

yeah calci worms, horn worms, and silk worms :)

Keep in mind that grains contain phytic acid, which binds calcium. Crickets and roaches don’t need substrate. You can also use paper towel for them.

not sure which one you're referring too? Is it the gecko in my last video? as she is a wildtype :)

@@leopardgeckotalk gizmo! I went back and found the video! Haha gizmo looks just like her! I named her Calypso and she loves to eat your videos helped me so much and now I have a super healthy gecko!

ikr! :D As long as it's well cleaned out and disinfected before you use it with your pets, its good to go!

good aww or sad aww :')

Leopard Gecko good aww and by the way I have a chocolate Tremper albino gecko!

Leopard Gecko and your my fav youtuber

I think they'll last longer if they have a bit more room. I used to keep mealworms in the same tub they came in, but I've just found they do better with a little extra room.

I found that especially crickets are quite difficult to take out of these small containers without some of them escaping. And I also found that fresh food goes moldy quicker in these small containers, probably because the ventilation isn't that great. I would recommend getting a "proper" set up once, then you're good to go. It's like a one-time-investment and it makes your life much easier.

you could feed them pepper like she did or you could feed them carrots, mealworms can be a normal diet food like crickets they're not just a treat

Tay Jones alright, thank you!

try to avoid anything too acidic, I use a range of foods - carrots, lettuce, courgette, etc, cucumber is good too. :)

Btw I’m fine with the worms. I’ll hold those in my bare hands if I have to. Crickets and Roaches are where the problems come in...

Usually I use calcium on its own, or calcium with magnesium, and before I used a UV light I'd get a vitamin and mineral powder that contains D3.

Oats contain phytic acid which binds calcium, I’d stop using them. It’s best to feed them fresh fruits and veggies such as carrot, potato, and greens.

Are you giving them egg cartons? You can try giving them a bigger container. Look into Dubia or discoid roaches, they’re much harder to kill

Fiona Shepley yes they have egg cartons. I now have a bigger container. I can’t have roaches..

Fiona Shepley thx