Sorry but too much risk for me . I forget where I read it (I think it was on Allen rapashy site) but over 80*F can actually be leathal to your crestie. Or cause extreme amounts of stress.
I am not trying to bash you and I'm just speaking from my own personal experience.
Also I have heard so many horror stories of people feeding baby food and then there crestie won't touch there cgd. Then you have to go through the whole "little by little cgd with baby food till it's just cgd with water" and I'm not really into that.
Why risk it when there is a food that has ALL the nutrients they need to thrive?
And temp wise and light wise is for your viv . It is not really necassary. Like I said, three years of breeding cresties and I keep them at room temperature in my basement. 70-78 in the summer and 65-70 in the winter. After about a 2-3 month cool down I'll turn on there uth set for 75 and the thermostat shuts it off all summer.

Again, just speaking from personal experience and reasearch.

Quote Originally Posted by tonyaltn View Post
In their natural habitat the daytime temperature would be about 78 degrees Fahrenheit. Their temperature should be kept between the low 70’s to 84 degrees during the daytime. At night it can drop as low as 60 degrees. This is what I go by. Indirect lighting from a window is still providing a light cycle, I provide additional light just to get my day temps right, and it makes the viv look great. After putting close to $400 in one small viv I want to be able to see it, if humidity ever becomes an issue I would just mist the enclosure again. I mist once in the morning and once after the lights go out.
Some people have reared crested geckos feeding pureed fruits and fruit baby foods as well as live foods. If you choose to do this then you will have to ensure that your cresties are receiving the correct levels of supplementation. All fruit puree and live food should be supplemented with vitamins, minerals, calcium and D3. My Crestie enjoys all natural banana baby food mixed with CGD wich I offer once a week.
To avoid impactions with mealies I only offer the smallest ones I can buy...these are tiny, and any showing signs of dropping their Exo. are left in the cup until they are soft, they are all ate by morning. I have never had any trouble with mealies and my Crestie is as healthy and happy as can be.