Friendly Leopard gecko in planted vivarium!

Springfield OR

Description

This little dude is Moe and I rescued him for a pretty bad situation about a year ago. I love having his derpy smile around, but am getting rid of a lot of my furniture and won't have space for his tank. He is currently being housed in a 25g front-opening tank, with a UVB strip light that I purchased earlier this year, a night heat light (can be switched out for a day bulb, he just doesn't bask so there hasn't been a need) and a under tank heat pad (it doesn't stick to the tank very well, so I hold it up with a book lol). Welcome to not use it though and just use the night heat bulb instead. He's got two hides and a few different succulents/non spiny cactus growing inside. Couple of air plants. I'm not the best at keeping arid plants alive, so I've noticed they're not getting enough water and are starting to die off. Most are doing fine, but I definitely need to rehome to someone with prior plant/leopard gecko knowledge. He's a cute little guy and pretty friendly! I haven't held him much, but he is easy to pick up as long as you go slow and will feed from your fingers. I feed him mealworms and crickets a couple days a week. He eats the mealworms from a cup so they don't dig into the dirt and I just release the crickets so he can spend his time hunting. He does the cutest little dance when he's about to pounce! I'm asking for $100, firm. The enclosure is HEAVY and will likely need two people to help carry it. There is about 6 months left of light for the UVB bulb. I will also throw in an extra container of reptile calcium ($15 value) and a small cup of mealworms that I had just bought for him.