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Thanks.. shes very pretty indeed ;) Can't wait to see her full grown. Make sure u don't block all the top.. it still need ventilation to dry. Wet all day isnt really better then dry all day.. U really need to mist, let it dry and remist. ;) Phil

Nice enclosure! What type of substrate is that?

Misting isnt suppose to make the temp drop.. Mist with room temp water!

Temps are good don't worry.. Just make sure and doesnt go over 85. U can gently mist during the day if the nightly mist dried out. Also make sure the fan doesnt blow too much wind into their enclosure.

Not a little too big, way too big.

Both looks very nice! Congrats!

67f is perfectly fine for a crestie, do NOT had any source of heat. It would be horrific for them. Just buy a (or 2) standard GE fluocompact 6500K 15W and you'll be fine.

1rst one, PT2226 is the one u need. Phil

Nice pix ;)

Take ur time.. 5g is way too small for a juvie. I consider a 12x12x18 (11g) the MINIMUM for a adult cresties. 18x18x18 or 18x18x24 would be the best. As stated don't feed mealworms to ur crested, it may damaged their jaw. Wulf didn't want to know the temp outside ur home during winter, he...

I use 6500K 10W for my 12x12x18 and 6500K 15W for my 18x18x24. Didnt try with live plants yet but this is the bulb u need. I wouldn't suggest u go higher then 10W in a 12x12x18. Phil

Well the date isnt important.. ur substrate is..! lol

They should be seperated period. Not just for live feedings. Plus, what is ur room temp? If it's over 66f or so u don't need and u shouldn't use a heat lamp. Cresties do fine at room temp and keeping them over 80f can kill them. Phil

Yes he looks healthy! "Fire" is his morph. I would remove those wood barks and replace them with eco-earth or just with a simple paper towel. Good luck with ur new one!

Not a good idea, it will create a pretty good stress amount to ur crestie.