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Extreme harlequin and super dalmatian crested gecko babies. Please message for pics and prices of each of the ones I have available
As they're young, their colouration and pattern will change as they grow, dalmatians especially get a ton more spots with age!
Unsure of gender as they are young unless specified.
Eating very well and pooping as they should.
All my hatchlings are housed separately and have all their digits and tails(unless specified but so far no issues) and I keep them organised with each ones parents and hatch dates
I try to get all the babies used to handling, I atleast do it every week while cleaning them out, they're not very skittish as far as babies go (they are still fast)
Starting at one month of age, i start trying to feed the geckos very small locusts, and as they get a bit bigger, baby dubias, sometimes mealworms and on occasion a wax worm. Some will happily eat the bugs but some do refuse or run away from the bug.
The bulk of their diet should primarily come from a good crested gecko diet mix. I use different flavours of pangea and repashy.
These geckos are rather easy to care for aslong as you get the basics down
Humidity after spraying in the evening should be around 60-80%, and should dry out in the day to around 40-50%. This is far easier to achieve while using a good substrate in a bioactive terrarium.
Temperature should be around 24°c in the day, and drop a little during the night.
For an extra £35 they can come in a standard large faunarium and basic decor and small food/water dishes, but when they get a bigger they will need to be upgraded. I keep my geckos in 45x45x60cm which is minimum I'd recommend for adults.
If brought without set up I'd love to see proof of their future home please :)
Feel free to ask if you have any questions you may have, i will be happy to answer to the best of my knowledge.
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