Im confused with what to put my gecko eggs in. We have them in a butter container in the same cage as the mother and father. This is my first time with gecko eggs. HELP ME!!! PLZ!
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1. It would depend on the number of miles driven and the outside air conditions where your car has been driven without the filter. City air while driving is bad. Clean country highway miles are better. #2. If their is any damage at all to the rings and cylinder walls the damage is reversable with new rings and a very light *Sunnen Hone job if the car hasen't had a lot of miles. If the motor has over 100,000 miles it may need to be stripped down, cleaned and re-bored and honed to the next closest piston and ring size. #3. A cylinder compression and cylinder leak-down test would tell you in seconds the finish and seal of the piston rings to cylinder-walls. Do this test first before worrying about spending a lot of money.
You need to have some sort of substrate in there for them. I wouldn't recommend woodchips. Papertowels work well.
if I am not mistaken lizards lay eggs in warm sand that is heated in the daytime from the sun.(I am supposing that you have the hairless, featherless, cold blooded type of gecko). So you are gonna have to make the sun over the eggs using a 100W lightbulb to keep them warm(not cooked). Google sites on lizard raising for more info.
