Gecko lay box

[BabyChamCham]

Ok so I started a thread about my female leopard gecko being gravid, and I came to the decision to assume she was. So I made this lay box for her and so far she hasent entered it many times . Is it OK?

 

[BabyChamCham]

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[Nursemaia]

It looks like it's so full of dirt that she can't crawl in but I can't really tell from the picture. They don't need much. Moss from outside works too. I really think joining a gecko forum would be helpful

 

[BabyChamCham]

I've tried but it doesn't function like this and I have no clue how to use it...

 

[Andee]

Yeah that's way too full. And the dirt looks dry

 

[BabyChamCham]

I actually just misted it to keep it wet. I'm actually on my way to Destin florida for a week...so I'll check on them when I get back. I have my neighbors watching over them for me until I get back so no worries. Also, It's not real full it's just because of the angle of the picture.

 

[BabyChamCham]

I think she finally figured out what it was because there's signs of digging. So I guess I just gotta wait...

 

[OldChamKeeper]

Atlas says keep those leopard geckos coming to this chameleon website! We raise 'em and he eats 'em.

 

[Goose502]

Atlas says keep those leopard geckos coming to this chameleon website! We raise 'em and he eats 'em.
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That's hilarious. Epic response! That hide looks ok. May be dry, hard to tell by the pics. Simple is always best, most breeders just use a small Tupperware with a hole cut in it. The hide will help create a humid area as well, this should help with shedding.

 

[OldChamKeeper]

Nothing like a gut loaded, captive bred, 100% home raised, food source to provide protein, vitamins, and minerals.

 

[Nursemaia]

Atlas is beautiful

 

[BabyChamCham]

Haha! Thanks guys.