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captainmerkin
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serpent
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| Exalted Gecko wrote: | | Pretty much any species that is arboreal, anything from the Phylum, Rhacodactylus, Hemidactylus, Gekko etc etc. |
Not any of the Rhacodactylus species, any hotter than lhigh 70's to low 80's and you will start to have problems.
From the parameters of the viv, plants etc I think that Phelsumas fit the bill exactly. They are one of the very few species of gecko that are diurnal, generally they are small enough to climb on the plants without damaging them (if chosen carefully) and they enjoy hot humid conditions which leopard geckos definately do not.
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