ULTIMATE 2024 Dwarf Sand Gecko | CARE GUIDE
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- čas přidán 20. 07. 2024
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We have an updated 2024 care guide for the Senodactylus Sthenodactylus!
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I just got 2 from a convention. Was amazed I found them. They’re so cute! Would love to see more content!
Want a more detailed breeding video!! I have one baby that was a surprise but would love more
We will have to do one in the future 😊
We need more videos about this species. Not able to find a whole lot of recent videos about care and husbandry
So true, hopefully this video helped 👍🏻
I would also like a more in depth breeding video , my female laid 3 eggs one feb 23 one March 4 and now one March 15
More videos on this species please!
great video guys. the close ups on the geckos are sick
Thanks 👍🏻
Hi I was gifted 2 one male and one female. How do i know theh are both eating well. I have seen the male eat off of the tongs before bit never seen the female eat. She also hides a lot. I want to take care of them well.
They will mostly feed at night as they are nocturnal. You can watch to see if they eat crickets or monitor how many mealworms you put in a separate dish and see how many get eaten each night. Ours don’t eat off tongs so it’s mostly about making sure the right amount is put in the enclosure for them to hunt at their own will.
I will be patiently waiting for a breeding video. I had a 2.4 group. Unfortunately one of the males died. Will the lone male still mate with the females. I've only had them for 3 months. No eggs yet. These are wild caught animals. Every one else are doing great.
Sometimes 1 male is enough but it’s best to have 2 males as it will increase breeding competition and you’ll hear them chirping at night
would these be able to be cohabbed with blue death feigning beetles? i have a group of beetles already!
So do you just turn off the heat light at night? And could you just keep two females in an enclosure or do you have to have a male?
We have our nighttime temperature set to 20 degrees Celsius and the heat doesn’t come on as that is around the room temperature of our reptile room. You can keep many females together without a male that is fine 😁
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