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I'm getting my gecko soon and i'd just like to see a couple of the experienced owners habitats =).
Could you show me a pic of where your geckos live so I can see the items in it?
 
I'm not saying I'm experienced, but I learned a lot from everyone here!

Female harems are housed here:

Boaphile 221D Combo with pedestal
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Babies are housed here:

Rhinoraxx shoebox rack
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Males are house here:

Rhinoraxx Sweaterbox rack
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We started out with an enclosure like this:

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Regards,

Terry
 
I'm not all that experienced (I've had leos since the end of last December)...but here's my main setup for the time being (although I'm thinking of building my own enclosure).
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....excuse the messyness...lol...I spilled some cricket dust and they like very much to spread dirt around all over the place...
 
This is my adult setup. They have a ceramic hide, water dish, food dish (for mealworms), a cap of calcium, and paper substrate. I also give them a humid hide but I don’t have them is this picture.
 
Not to take away from the topic, but Cody- how do you cut your hides so perfect?
 
Homes

You can see my homes I have in here. I built them myself, well the rack with the tanks in it, and I put the double cage together. And I'll be building a crestie cage this week. Good look with your own housing needs!
 
Matthew,
I used a ceramic saw that’s used to cut ceramic tiles. You can go to Home Depot and find them. Then I used a Gatorade bottle cap to mark the hole.
 
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