Originally Posted by
monster
Hi, your temps need to be fixed. Your warm end should be around 82f with a few degrees difference on the cool end, a 10 degree difference is a little to much. And to be honest no end of the tank should be 70f during the day. Also are you giving them a temp drop at night? If not there has to be drop in the temps at night because this is what triggers them to wake up and feed. This is how they work in there natural habitat. Your humidity can come down to around 75% also, 80% is the highest it should be. For the heat you would be better with some kind of over head heating like a bulb or ceramic heat emitter. The other thing I can think of is if they don't have a light on there tank or one on in the room that lights up the whole tank somewhat this may be contributing to not eating. They need enough light to make them think the sun is out and its day time, so if the light from the gecko tanks aren't lighting up the tank enough you are going to need to make there tanks brighter during the daytime. And then at night turn the light off so there is total darkness. They need a 12 hour day and night cycle. Hope this helps.