Showing off some of our enclosures...

What kind of heating source do you use for those leos??

What kind of moss was that in their hide outs? I hope it wasn't green tree moss.

"I hope it wasn't green tree moss"
Why do you say that??

Here's one of mine right now, my female high yellow and bell albino are in there, although you have to look a little harder for the bell, she's in one of the humid hides and the only reason Marian is in a posing mood is because it's feeding time (hence the crickets).

According to an article that i read it can be harmful to your gecko. It grows a fungus type of mold that can be inhalde and harm them. I kept mine on it for a year before i read this without any problems, but why risk it. Now i only use spagnum moss. It is supposed to be safe. Also it is cheaper.

I like your set up Tonya. I am curious about the cage carpet. I have heard that they can get their claws stuck in the fibers. Has this ever been a problem, and do they have all their toes?

never had a problem with toes so far, but they do catch their teeth when they catch crickets...I'm debating what I want to replace it with...but it'll do until I have the cabinet project done

I heat using heat tape and the moss IS spagnum moss. Thanks for all the comments

OFFTOPIC: Sorry i overlooked the ball python post. We have het albinos, and looking to get into a pied male with het pied females this season. As far as gems we have so far we have 2 pastels, 2 het orange ghosts, 2 het albinos and we are expecting a spider female in a breeding loan

Is it better to keep leopard geckos in a tank setup or in those plastic containers??