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Yeah, as much as we love them as a clean-up crew, getting them out of an enclosure you don't want them in is quite the challenge

That's a good choice!

@@RealPangeaReptile thanks

What's their favorite blend?

We'd recommend a CHE more for crested geckos. DHPs are better at delivering direct heat to basking animals, but since crested geckos don't directly bask, they won't get those benefits. Heat in a crested gecko enclosure is mainly going to be for maintaining an appropriate ambient temperature, so a CHE on a thermostat is perfect for that!

Thank you!

Seems like their hunting instincts overcome their panic instincts!

He does look like him lowkeu

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Don't worry! That's one of our top flavors, and we don't see it ever going away!

Thank you!

Thank you Frank!

Thank you!

It depends on your gecko's age, and how much they eat, but a 2 oz bag has approximately 12-24 servings for adults/subadults. This results in it lasting about 1-3 months for a single gecko.

As long as he has shade and hides, bright light during the day should be completely fine for him (assuming he's not an albino)! Keep in mind that in the wild, they live in semi-arid to arid environments which have strong sunlight in the middle of the day. That being said, if you are concerned about light output, consider an LED light for your plants that can be set on a schedule to brighten and dim throughout the day. Most consumer smart bulbs can do this, and Arcadia's LumenIZE lights can as well!

That's a great idea, but upon looking into it further, we wouldn't recommend it without testing the UV index output. These lamps put out an intense amount of UV light, and even though UV-B is beneficial to reptiles, too much can still be harmful. It would be interesting if this UV output could be dialed in for reptile keeping though!

That would be Patient Zero, but this gecko's super cute too!

Going bioactive and including springtails in your clean-up crew can help keep it under control! Otherwise, allowing the enclosure to have dry periods between humidity spikes if possible for your reptile can help mitigate mold growth.

If we made one, what concepts would you like covered?

@@RealPangeaReptile the small (yet huge) differences between dominance - codominance - ressessive x dominant - punnet´s table and a react on the Brian´s (Altitude Exotics) video on crested genetics. I know it´s a big demmand but, as said on the your video, we are eager to have basics on genetics in a more comprehensible way. Thanks in advance.

We would not recommend it. The 12"x12"x18" is great for the juvenile as it grows, but once it becomes an adult, we would recommend at minimum an 18"x18"x24" enclosure.

Yeah! It would be perfect for jumping spiders!

That's the best way to go!

Thank you for such a glowing review! We're glad your gecko was finally able to find a food he likes!

@@RealPangeaReptile No Problem! It was just a honest review. We were and are so satisfied we won't be buying a brand thats not Pangea again . So thank you for all the hard work you put into your product! it shows you care more about the animals then the money and we love that!

Awesome! We're excited to see what you think of it!

They've got the same liquid properties as cats!

Similar, but not quite! While all rollie pollies are isopods, not all isopods can roll up! These ones can't, but species in the Armadillidium and Cubaris genera can!

We recommend cleaning them monthly, or whenever they become noticeable dirty; whichever comes first.

Terrible decision

Groups of females certainly can do well, but careful considerations have to be taken to ensure they don't see each other as challengers for resources. Experienced keepers like you can definitely provide that proper care, but in general, we would recommend most keepers avoid that risk.