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spookje/ghost
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 Posted: Fri Jul 04, 2008 10:58 pm Post subject: florida orange |
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finaly, able to make a nice picture of ,y florida orange.
most of the time, they are grey, because of the calcisand, but when she is adult, i will be switching her the the other dustfree substrate, to keep het pretty 
just after shedding
and just after spraying her
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she is gorgeous.
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stunning colour there! Yeah bring her off the calci sand (stops them eating it) and will bring her colours out even more!
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spookje/ghost
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i don't mind them eating it. and i would keep them on the calci forever, because i think its the best substrate, but we have some really nice coloured beardies now, and sometimes i want to also see the colours
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Scott W
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| tigerbaby2k wrote: | | yeah bring her off the calci sand (stops them eating it) |
Soph,
I think you are talking about the T-rex type coloured 'calci sand'? Casper uses a pure limestone grit which is a great substrate.
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tigerbaby2k
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| Scott W wrote: | | tigerbaby2k wrote: | | yeah bring her off the calci sand (stops them eating it) |
Soph,
I think you are talking about the T-rex type coloured 'calci sand'? Casper uses a pure limestone grit which is a great substrate. |
Ah! thanks Scott! and sorry Casper 
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Devon_Paul
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Wow - what a lovely looking beardie. Great colours. I love the eyes too - very piercing. On the subject of substrate, I also had this problem in that my beardies were always grey and dusty. I switched to playsand from Argos - £2.99 a bag I think and I have not looked back since. This was on the recommendation of a lot of forum members here; here's the post:-
http://www.captivebred.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=19218&highlight=
Good luck with her,
regards,
Paul.
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