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@@dragung2291 for about a year or until they are half grown.

@@f_lo_jr yes. They can be a bit skiddish at first but calm down quickly.

@@cyexotics okay cool thinking about getting into them and since I live into the area where they are from I can make their terrarium look good.

Their enclosures do not smell! As long as you take proper care of your gargoyle gecko, the tank is practically odor free. What you have to think about is substrate that will hold moisture but not to the point of molding or water logging. If you decide to give them a bio active enclosure it’s even easier on your part in the long run!!!

@@Saigethewanderer okay thank you so much for information i was thinking of making the soil bio active thanks

@@kirsten3112 thank you. I’ve been binging his music lately. Lol

@@SupremeGecko thank you, one of the stenos passed away a couple days after. But the rest are eating and doing great.

Which gecko?

@@cyexotics the one in the beginner with red stripes

@@Thomas-es4fk that is an Orange striped with a light base color.

@@cyexotics ok thanks

Great vid btw

Thank you. The are still imported from North Africa but they seem to be only imported seasonally or at the very least scarcely. Hopefully we can work on getting a large volume of them captive breed so they become more common in the hobby.

Would you mind sharing where you were able to order these guys from? I currently have 10 short finger from underground reptiles

Thank you. They are incredible little fellas. Lol

Just make sure you do your research and ask the vendor plenty of questions about their animals. Also try to find a breeder. There are a lot of people who try to buy and flip them and don’t always know proper care and husbandry.

I maybe able to get some more. I had to reach out to an importer to get these field collected specimens.

@cyexotics very interested and in the US difficult to get trying on CB ones but willing gor field collected also thank you for the reply

Lockport nature trails in New York

At one year they should be about 15-20 grams. If your garg is 4.4 grams at one years old I would bump up the heat and food. There is a chance it’s a runt or possibly not as old as you were told.

Thank you. I try my best to produce they healthiest and most colorful babies possible

No problem. I really enjoy sharing my love for the hobby

Thank you. I’ll work on making better outros on the videos. Appreciate the advice

Thank you. I appreciate it

Yes. We are on morphmarket. I mainly have tarantulas posted. I’ll have some reptiles posted up soon.

Thank you, I spend the majority of my free time feeding reptiles and watching CZcams as well. Lol

Yes I am!

I am currently on morphmarket

Sweet

No geckos were harmed in the making g of this video. Lol

He’s an absolutely gorgeous specimen. lol💚

Thank you. The Brachypelmas are always great.

Thank you. I’ve really enjoyed working with them.

I did. That video is what inspired me to make my own. I’m having a hard time finding precut glass at a reasonable price though. It may take a bit before I actually bite the bullet and order in the glass.

@@cyexotics check out the tutorials on Serpa Design. He cuts his own. Makes it look easy. It seems like it wouldn't be hard to do at all.

@@LukeMcGuireoides I’ll definitely look into that

@@cyexotics Where do you get those perfect pieces of cork bark!

Thank you, I just got in a mature female yesterday. She seems to be very alert and active. I think she's going to adjust well. Hopefully I can get a couple groups going. They have been on my list to start breeding for awhile. But know they are becoming incredibly popular and scarce at the same time.

Thank you, I also ordered a tripod to help with video quality aswell.

Nope. I currently don’t have any available. Hopefully they will start laying eggs again soon.

I don’t recommend keeping them together they can nip each other tails and toes.

@UClxOxXTC1NpB4a0eE1eW7aQ Never said they die in totes. Those totes don't give them enough space. I don't live in the USA

And you delete your comment? Why CaptiveYeti?

Idk why my comments were deleted. I didn’t use any foul language or anything to get flagged. I didn’t delete them. But they move up in totes as they grow in size. I believe totes have many more pros than cons and is best for the reptile.

@@cyexotics CZcams is kinda dumb with comments sometimes. I've had youtube delete comments before but that was on videos that were about controversial topics not pets. How do you make sure animals that need UVB when they are in them? I do get cave gecko would be one that needs little to no light. I guess the difference between us is you are it seems someone who breeds a lot of animals. I don't so I have the time and money to put into the tank. I also prefer to give more space than required. Hell I used to keep a pet rat in a ferret cage.

UVB is required for these guys. Too much light in the enclosure can actually stress them out. The get very little ambient light in nature living in caves and crevices. Just have to be vigilant with your gecko in a larger habitat. They can struggle to find their prey items at times. You can comfortably house them in larger glass tanks but it’s at the cost of a lot more attention to details. I never want to have a death loss from any animal I breed so I do what’s best for their health over what looks more blessing to look at. Baby survival rate for any reptile in nature is surprising low because of diet and environment. Excluding predation of course. The adult totes I use have a larger foot print than a 20gal long. But babies/juveniles stay in a much smaller easier to control environment til they get to a healthier size. I’ll make sure to include more detail in future videos about different housing options and pros and cons of each. I’m not a big public speaker so getting comfortable speaking on video is probably my biggest hurdle right now.

Josh Marshall yes. I still have 2 available. You can message me on Facebook at Captive Yeti Exotics. Or email at firefly.1843@yahoo.com

You can use a heating pad with an infrared heat gun to dial in the right temp or I believe that the zoomed stick on would work stuck on the backs of the drawers.