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with a little work you can switch him over, our first one was fed live when we got him. I fed him live the first few times and then when he was comfortable with us started by offering frozen thawed and just made them "dance" around a little and if he refused i'd give him a live one just so he...

my thoughts exactly, i think it cost me less than $20 to do two twenty gallon longs, a 55 gallon, a regular 20 gallon and a 40 gallon breeder. it also makes cleaning much easier. Good luck with your gecko, they are awesome little critters

hi, we changed all three of ours over to tile substrate a while ago and everything has been fine, it makes me wish i had done it sooner. i cut them so they just snug and just trimmed one corner at an angle so it's easier to pull out and clean up.

hi, where in new jersey are you, and how much are you looking to get for them. I might be able to help

My son and i were in petco yesterday and saw this guy. He decided he had to have him so we went home and he and he broke open his piggy bank and went back and got him. once we got home and he was out in the light a while he seemed to turn a little more yellowish. now i'm curious if anyone can...

I almost put ours together to, but when we first introduced them he bit her in the head. then i did some research on putting them together and decided to divide the tank instead. it was then that i switched from carpet to tile, i just cut it to fit snug and layed it in, didn't grout or anything...

i'm from bethlehem. about an hour or so from philly

Thanks for all the info, that is definitely an awesome looking snake. I think we are leaning toward the corn snake but who knows i could very well end up getting the corn for him and the ball for me.

Hi, my son I'd looking to get a snake and from what I've read it seems like a corn snake would be a good choice as far as size and temperament are concerned. I just wanted to see if anybody had any suggestions. My son is 8.

I've been thinking about getting one myself, they are awesome! The basic explanation I've gotten between the two is that while wild caught are usually cheaper they come with a greater risk of health problems.

after a while of surfing the posts and finding a lot of useful information and tips, i decided i should introduce the critters. Rigby Brooke and Rigby

Ok, I got the reptisun 10.0 and digital thermometer, his basking area is 105° and his cool side is about 81°. So far he's eaten one cricket on his own and a couple waxworms fed by hand, hadn't touched kale. We've also been bathing him about 20 minutes at a time. i'm thinking maybe taking him to...

I know it's a long shot but was wondering if she's still available.i'm from pa

I'm from Bethlehem

I got the reptisun 10.0