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Ailurus
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oo nice. lovely geckos mate. personally i prefer these to leos
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watts501
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| Posted: Mon Oct 15, 2007 9:28 pm Post subject: |
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| Ailurus wrote: | | oo nice. lovely geckos mate. personally i prefer these to leos |
i must admit i have been working with both for a number of years and now, this year i have made the decision that all my leos are out and goin to concentrate on my fats.
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sam316
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very pretty!!  |
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Dracowoman2
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Stunning FT's We've got two Amels and a normal stripe, and they do love to dig
Sorry to hijack, but how do you keep your fatties? I want to move them onto Eco Earth, which at the moment they only have in their moist hides. We've got 1 male Amel about 6 months, I female Normal just under a year and a female Amel just over a year. Would it be ok to move them onto this now, they have 24"x18"x18" wood vivs so i'll need to work out how to line them out.
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James
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| nice looking AFT's. and i gotta agree that amel is a stunner |
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Young_Gun
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| Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2007 2:48 pm Post subject: |
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| Dracowoman2 wrote: | Stunning FT's We've got two Amels and a normal stripe, and they do love to dig
Sorry to hijack, but how do you keep your fatties? I want to move them onto Eco Earth, which at the moment they only have in their moist hides. We've got 1 male Amel about 6 months, I female Normal just under a year and a female Amel just over a year. Would it be ok to move them onto this now, they have 24"x18"x18" wood vivs so i'll need to work out how to line them out. |
I use a mix of 50/50 sand and eco earth with sphagnum moss in the damp hides.
Works great for me.
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Dracowoman2
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Thanks Young_Gun, that helps. I think I'll get some playsand then and mix it with the Eco earth for them. I feed them mealies in a dish, so I won;t have to worry about them eating too much of it, and I've always got moss here for the Leo's moist hides
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Young_Gun
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| Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2007 3:11 pm Post subject: |
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| Dracowoman2 wrote: | | Thanks Young_Gun, that helps. I think I'll get some playsand then and mix it with the Eco earth for them. I feed them mealies in a dish, so I won;t have to worry about them eating too much of it, and I've always got moss here for the Leo's moist hides |
I am planning on moving mine over into a mahoosive viv soon when I can grab another amel stripe and stripe female and I am going to set it up the same but grab some of the Zoo Med 'Excavator' clay substrate stuff, you wet it I think and you can make solid clay burrows from it, its really amazing, they will then be my damp hides and burrows for them to use.
http://www.zoomed.com/db/products/EntryDetail.php?SearchID=4&DatabaseID=2&EntryID=188
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PaulG
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Yep that stuff is great Young Gun, My friend has got it
with her steudners geckos.
Proper caves. . . really cool!
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sam316
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| Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2007 9:06 pm Post subject: |
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wow!! that stuff looks pretty good!! might have to get some, shame it doesnt say a price on the link page  I'll look it up!
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