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The reptile show is $14 each day and you can get a dollar off coupon online to print. Parking is $10. Babies range from $20 and up, depending on morph and size. The other factor is if you get babies and they both end up males, you will have to have another tank since the two can't be together after 6 months. If you want to breed and have your own baby geckos then get a male and female. If you don't want to breed then two females. You won't need a temp regulator for a heat pad. What kind of heat pad do you have because the size and type will determine the output. Most standard heat pads, i.e. zoo med, for the correct size tank won't need to be regulated. Just put it on one side of the tank. The gecko(s) will move when they need to regulate their own temp. Have two hides, one on the cool and the other on the warm side. Hope this helps and enjoy the show. If you're able to make your way back out in Sept 21 and 22, NARBC is at the Anaheim Convention Center (also a good show).
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