About to jump.
That thing on the nose is a glob of CGD.
Its about 3.75 inches long.
His/Her house.
Ficus Benjimani. I'll be putting that in once I find a safe potting soil.
New Pics:
I just thought this one was funny.
With the new plant(in the front)
Top view.
New Pics:
New Piece of wood I found out on the lake is in there. Don't worry, I boiled it, then scrubbed it with a bleach solution let dry and then baked it so im pretty sure its safe. And the gecko loves it.
This is the side view, you can see the little guy on the wood
Heres another just because.
No sense in buying one from petsmart for $30 when I can get this in the lake for free
Newest Pics:
Before I started it.
A few seconds after start.
Half a minute after start.
Thick fog.
You can see the McDonalds cup the fogger is in.
Left side view with my gecko in the plant.
And if you can tell from the last pic, my gecko has gotten much more color in. His body is darker and the orange is much more intense.
About the fogger: It uses up the water provided in it in about fourty minutes, gets thick fog in a minute, has almost no noise, covers only the floor with fog(to me it looks more natural than filling the tank with it), really really helps the humidity, I accidentally left it on while I was writing this so it got to 90% (so i'm letting it air out a little) And really, it's not as bad as most say it is I would even say it is great if it is used properly. You just have to remember to use RO water or distilled water from a waterbottle or it will build up calcium and minerals inside it and possibly overheat and break. But even then, if you pay attension you can save it by soaking it in a solution(I forgot the ingredients to it but it says in the manual) So overall its great for the price I got it for.(which is $26 I think.)
