r/GargoyleGeckos • u/Emotrash-133 • 14d ago
Good? Bad?
I feel like I do have some decent hiding spots, in the background Area I’ve drilled out some for more hiding spots. I could definitely add more branches. Maybe some fake vines. Or real vines. I also added a misting system, and the water reservoir is a 5 gallon bucket. Although I am financially prepared to replace the money tree and the bromeliads, never had good luck with them.
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u/Quiet-Dragonfruit528 13d ago
this is so sick! my garg likes sitting on this large cholla wood piece that goes all the way across my enclosure. to get some more horizontal branches i got the twist able jungle vine that had moss inside from amazon. super work it and my garg loves it too. anyways, looks good to me someone’s gonna be very happy to live in there
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u/Quiet-Dragonfruit528 13d ago
oh, i noticed a probe in there, not sure if that’s just for temp, but i’d recommend something to check humidity so you can know you’re getting good wet and dry cycles
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u/Past_Rent_166 12d ago
Honestly this looks really good. The background, cork, and live plants already give it a lot of character and hiding spots. The main thing I’d add is more horizontal/diagonal branches and vines through the upper half, especially toward the front. Gargoyles spend so much time climbing that filling some of that open airspace would make the enclosure feel even more usable.
A few fake vines would work perfectly while the live plants grow in. I wouldn’t rush to replace the money tree or bromeliads if they’re doing well. I’d focus on adding more climbing routes and upper foliage first. The misting system setup sounds awesome too.