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So I am getting a few leopard geckos and plan to breed them. I am starting off with a little rack that I bought at Lowes. I have 4 tubs now and I am not sure about the setup. I have done loads of research but would like some feedback. Please comment what you think! Thanks!

(The orange cap is for calcium, red dish for water, and plan to get ceramic dishes for mealworms)
 

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What do you plan to use for a heat source? And they'll need a moist hide. Did you get one of the drawers or tubs? There's a risk of escape especially with the drawers so make sure you have something secure to put over it. Also make sure to have air holes!
 
Personally, the cardboard hide, I wouldnt use. they will need a moist hide and a substrate to lay eggs in, like the dishes you see at reptile shows, the ones they keep most of the lizards in (the name of the cups eludes me at the moment). those work perfectly, and are easy to clean and reusable.
 
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