BEST Knobtail Gecko Care - CrittaCam 

Harznattern very cute critters

I get it. AwA

Same

I'm sorry I missed you, maybe next time

Wolfie Storm ME TOO

Can you elaborate on the millii temperament?

@@jaykrizzle they’re just super laid back and friendly-as far as geckos go- once they get settled.

TheILastIHunt I've seen a few breeders with exceptional good geckos in the US

Geckos ETC. works with them but like I said alot more pricey than they are in australia for obvious reasons.

CrittaCam can you show me some links cause I can only find one website now and they usually don’t have any.

you should get leapord gecko

I really want the gargoyle gecko but i have to get this one because im in Australia :(

Tyler Langley it was great meeting you

CrittaCam Thanks I can't believe I actually met you! I've always wanted to meet you

Lance Kirkman should be some new stuff coming soon

Where do you stay

Hey there , try squamata concepts they make the SIM tubs

They do perform better after a short cooling period

think these were the 45 x 45 x 45

same critter

@@CrittaCam are smooth knob tails basically a sort of scaleless gene? or are they naturally smooth sometimes?

Chris Knott we use a fine beach sand and have had no issues

CrittaCam thank you very much.

Jaspar Harris squamata concepts I think

not really

You can give them a whole room to move around and they still do that

Jordan Pleasant 0:39 the one in the corner

Tiago Ideias these are levis and we have never had any issues

Not an expert but I've done lots of research on Knob-Tails! In most places Ive read that its best to provide a hide on both the hot side and the cool side, with the cool hide doubling as the humid hide

@@scarlett8220 thank you so much, I’m literally researching them now, I’m just about to get one because yesterday I found some at a local pet store

@@Ingrid-ej5oy Yeah! I'm looking to get one in about a month or so! I'm glad I could offer some help and I wish you the best of luck with your future gecko!

Great size to start at

@@CrittaCam For a hatchling I am guessing? What about for an adult what size for just one?

over here in SA I've seen $120 for an adult in a reptile store and $50 for babies in Gumtree

They do fine in multiples as long as they get feed frequently as for traders in Germany I can't help Australia has a zero exportation

Matthew Henry try squamata concepts

they would still require some supplement heating

facebook perhaps

Yeah seems kinda small

Bruh that's what I was thinking

dope martin no i dont sorry

LP BMX/Reptiles where are you in the world

@@CrittaCam Hey Peter, can you give me contacts for breeders around Vic (or somewhere else in Aus)? It seems impossible to find them online. Cheers if you read this 😁😭

never had an issues as long as they are well hydrated

LP BMX/Reptiles should be plenty of options like reptile sales pages on fb and rdu

No. Eublepharidae are not found in Australia. (Eyelid geckos) Australian NZ and New Caledonian geckos all have non closing eye 'lids' Leopard and Leopard gecko family in Asia, inc. Cat gecko,Cave gecko + the Americas (Switak's, Banded etc) and Africa (Fat tails) have closeable eyelids.

ichverstehe1 just because somebody made a mistake doesn't mean you can be a asswipe.

ichverstehe1 i did explain 3 females to 1 male

as you can see from the other footage beforehand there were dies in there but we removed them for filming purposes and were replaced after filming.

@@CrittaCam ok thanks for letting me know (and did you mean hides not dies)

@@Beanzybean yes hides, silly predictive text

@@CrittaCam 😂

Very inappropriate and naive response also probably illegal in most areas.Especially if that species is not native to that habitat, locale or country even. Wild populations are never helped by rereleases unless heavily planned & monitored by official scientific research in event of a depletion in a very rare species. Captive pure bred reptiles and amphibians will in the future (and already) form the bastion of anti-extinction efforts. Ever heard of climate change? Skilled Reptile hobbyists and especially ethical reptile breeders ideally would form and produce the pool of animals and knowledge that professional herpetologists might one day (or already) need for such organised restoration efforts. These particular geckos are mostly nocturnal from my understanding and the drawers as he explained are also suitable for these captive bred species. Oz has a permitting system that he would have to satisfy. ( I am talking here about ethical breeders- not reptile hunters collecting en masse vulnerable or rare species for huge profit)