Q: One single house gecko does not need much space to be happy and healthy. A deeper tank, with high walls, is ideal for a gecko. Use a glass tank with a screen lid so the gecko gets enough ventilation in his tank. If you decide to keep more than one gecko at a time, you should add five gallons to the space per gecko. So, for two geckos you will need a 10 gallon (37.9L) tank, for three geckos you will need a 15 gallon (56.8L) tank, for four geckos you will need a 20 gallon (75.7L) tank, and so on. Never house more than one male in the same tank as they may fight. As well, if you decide to keep female and male geckos together, be prepared for them to breed and produce baby geckos. You may need to move your expanding population of geckos to a larger tank to make sure there is enough room for the adult and baby geckos. Heat is a very important part in a reptile's life; if a reptile does not have enough heat they may become inactive and could fall ill. If a reptile has too much heat they may overheat and become sick or die. Your house gecko's tank should have a heat gradient, with a heat lamp at one end of the tank. This will allow your gecko to get heat during the day and less heat at night, when you shut off the heat lamp. The tank's overall temperature should be around 85F-90F (29C32C) at the warm end and about 78F-80F(25C27C) at the cool end. Night temperatures should stay around 78F-80F(25C27C). Make sure you provide a cool and a warm end in their enclosure to assist with thermal regulation. Appropriate temperatures can be achieved by using a small low wattage heat lamp on one end of the of the tank. You may also use a side or under tank heater for your tank. Keep the heat lamp on for 12 hours a day and then turn it off at night. You can also use a blue heat lamp may to control nighttime temperatures. Do not use a heat rock as they are outdated and can cause severe burns and even death. You do not need to use UV lighting for house geckos as they are nocturnal. Substrate at the bottom of the tank will help to keep the environment humid and hot, just how your gecko likes it. You can use a simple and low maintenance option for substrate, such as paper towels or newspaper. You can also splurge for a more natural looking option, such as organic potting soil, cypress mulch, bark, or leaf litter. The substrate should be at least 3 inches (7.6cm) deep as geckos typically create a small divot or burrow for their eggs. Do not use sand or pebbles as substrate for the tank, as you gecko can end up trying to eat it and become sick. Change the paper substrate two to three times a week. If you are using particulate substrate, like mulch or bark, spot clean them once a day and replace all the substrate once a month. Live plants and artificial plants provide lots of climbing spots for your gecko. Live plants also help to increase the humidity of the tank, an ideal environment for your gecko to thrive in. Because house geckos are nocturnal, they will need a place to sleep and hide at night. You can buy hiding structures, often made of cork, from your local pet store. Buy two hiding structures and place one on the cool side of the tank and one on the warm side. This will give your gecko the option of cooling down or warming up. Try to have at least two hides per gecko. House geckos are tropical species and they respond well to a humid environment, about 70% - 90% humidity. You can ensure the tank stays humid by misting the tank with water once to twice a day. Use a clean misting bottle and fresh chlorine free water. Aim the bottle at the sides of the tank to ensure it is moistened. You can also set up an automatic mister in your tank that releases a spray of water on a daily basis. Look for automatic misters at your local pet store.
A: Provide a 510 gallon (18.937.9L) tank for your gecko. Make sure the tank has a heat gradient. Put substrate at the bottom of the tank. Add in plants and hiding spots. Mist the tank once a day to keep the humidity up.

Q: Select the dirt block-shaped Minecraft icon, then click PLAY at the bottom of the Minecraft launcher. It's in the middle of the Minecraft window. Doing so brings up a list of your singleplayer worlds. Double-click the world in question to load it. In order to find a village in Minecraft, your selected world must have cheats enabled for it. If you don't have a world with cheats enabled, click Create New World, enter a world name, click More World Options..., click Allow Cheats: OFF, and click Create New World. Press the / key to do so. The console text box will open at the bottom of the window. Type in locate Village and then press the Enter key. The capital "V" in "Village" is extremely important, as using a lower-case "v" will result in a broken command. You should see a white-text message that reads "Located Village at [x-coordinate] (y?) [z-coordinate]" near the bottom of the Minecraft window. For example, you might see "Located Village at 123 (y) 456" here. The y-coordinate (altitude) is usually unknown, meaning that you'll need to use trial-and-error to guess it. Re-open the console, then type in teleport [player] [x-coordinate] [y-coordinate] [z-coordinate], replacing the bracketed information with your username and the coordinates of the village. You will need to guess the y coordinate. For a player named "Waffles" in the above example, you'd enter teleport Waffles 123 [guess] 456. Names are case-sensitive. Try using a number between 70 and 80 for the y-coordinate. If you are running Minecraft 1.12 or higher, you can use the selector @s instead of your username. This will run your teleport command. As long as the y-coordinate isn't so high that the fall kills you or such that it places you inside of a wall, you will land in, above, or below the village. If you're underground, dig up to get to the village. If you spawn inside of a wall in Survival mode, you'll quickly suffocate; to prevent this, you can attempt to mine your way out.
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Open Minecraft. Click Singleplayer. Select a world that has cheats enabled. Open the console. Enter the "locate" command. Review the results. Type in the "teleport" command. Press Enter.