Hi im gonna buy it i make an terarium for 5 Hemidactylus brookii the size is pretty too big for them the size is 95cm/45cm/95cm i do an paludarium with fish can u help me for temperature and other ?
Hey there, your stunning Manu looks like a Monster! Compared to mine, she is a real Dinosaur... have one of these since a few Months, seems to be a Juvenile because his skin looks transparent sometimes and he is also very small... but growing! :) I´ve found him while i was in the Mall and wanted to buy Water Melons that came from Turkey, lol that was just some Kind of Special Moment! I took him with me because he would have died in the Mall and outside they cannot survive, because it is too cold here in Germany.. so i registered him to make this official ( you either have to do this here, we have strict Laws) and now he is lurking not very far from here in an sort of Bioactive Enclosure. I would love to know some of the Parameters, in which u are keeping Manu: Temperatures and Humidity would be interesting to know! And also would be nice to know, how old Manu is... and is she captive Bred? Plus she seems very chilled, walking and crawling slow, she might be a more relaxed Hemidactylus?! Mine is sometimes really mad and also frightened most of the Time :( I gave him the Name "Serdar", he looks kinda male to me. Best regards and hope you have some info.
She have a nice dragon look! Your story is really similar as mine, Manu came from a cricket package, it was her luck because pet store found her and knew how to take care of her. Then it came to my home when I was working in that store. Your gecko was so lucky that you found him, there have been really low chances to survive. I'll give you a link, it should be helpful for making sure you'll doing great work with your gecko 👍 I'll send it when I'll find it
@@CrimsonMedusa thanks for those Links, but they are pretty much "overall"... Infos like these i have already soaked in. Small Serdar lives now 60cm wide, 35 cm deep and 40 cm high Glas Terrarium, well ventilated with a dry warm corner and more wet cool Corner with mossy bark holes, enjoayble water dish and some live Plants. He is in good shape, by far not as thick as your Manu, but he looks well defined and is nicely rounded at his Tails Beginning, where they store that Fat Reserves, He just went to shed today and he is soo good looking... the Pattern is just stunning and blends in so nice into different Surfaces. Awesome Camouflage! Ah i heat him with a 5 Watts Pad from the Side of the Drywall, a 25 Watts Exo Terra Heat Spot Bulb for Several Hours and a 13 Watts Exo Terra UVB 100 for his needs of UV. He is rarely basking, but i think he does good, because he looks good... and i cannot always see him , because his Enclosure is packed with Stuff to hide and crawl and lurk. Now in Winter Time i reduced his Lighting and took his Enclosure to another room to "simulate" a bit of Winter Temperatures. Going slowly because i`ve seen that People do not really put their Reptiles into Hibernation or Brumation in the first Year. Some do hardly, others not, so i try to find a Line between. Reducing the Food, Warmth and Light a bit until March and then slowly going up again. Propably i will build him an Enclosure to roam on the Balcony in the End of May, so he can enjoy that Sun again for the Summertime. So do you put your Manu into Hibernation or Brumation? That is what i really want to know, because it has proven that the Animals really take Advantages out of it in Terms of Longevity. For our Species of Gecko it is really a Thing, because they seem to have a Widespread around over the World, adapting to many Environments.
