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PaulG
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They are cleef, very fast but if you are careful they will sit still for you.
Just have to be alert 
Hope to breed them.
Mark [owner of shop] has had eggs from them. He had 6 in I got 4 [all mum would allow]
Mum says no more, I say till after christmas lol.
Although going to get another steno next time at the reptile room! 
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PaulG
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| MJ wrote: | Stunning mate  |
I think they would look amazing in a naturalistic setup.
What do you think?
hmmmmm
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Ally
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They'll all find their own 'spot' in the viv, you'll be about to find them easily! Mine weren't too worried about hiding, I'd see quite a lot of them. They were very greedy and appreciated two small meals a day.
Great fun geckos - good luck with them!
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MJ
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mark_w
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Hi,
Just a quick one - these are not L. picturatus, they are L. kimhowelli.
I kept these for a while, and had a free range one in my reptile room at one time. Nice little geckos...
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Jas
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| Posted: Mon Dec 03, 2007 7:32 pm Post subject: |
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Nice additions Paul, good luck with them mate!
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David Maguire
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| Posted: Mon Dec 03, 2007 7:50 pm Post subject: |
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a crappy Lil fish shop near me has these and hes got them labeled as long tailed lizards along with yellow head eds and some sort of skink and he cant tell them apart LOL!!! they are really pretty but i don't want to buy them of the fish shop cause then hell keep getting them in and its such a shame to see them being wasted
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PaulG
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| Posted: Mon Dec 03, 2007 8:33 pm Post subject: |
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| MJ wrote: | yep they would look good in a natural setup (plastic/silk plants aren't natural tho  ) |
I know that!
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PaulG
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| Posted: Mon Dec 03, 2007 8:33 pm Post subject: |
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| mark_w wrote: | Hi,
Just a quick one - these are not L. picturatus, they are L. kimhowelli.
I kept these for a while, and had a free range one in my reptile room at one time. Nice little geckos...
Cheers,
Mark. |
Doh!!
Is there care the same?
And how do you tell them apart?
Thanks
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PaulG
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| Posted: Mon Dec 03, 2007 9:30 pm Post subject: |
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| SmallPaul wrote: | | mark_w wrote: | Hi,
Just a quick one - these are not L. picturatus, they are L. kimhowelli.
I kept these for a while, and had a free range one in my reptile room at one time. Nice little geckos...
Cheers,
Mark. |
Doh!!
Is there care the same?
And how do you tell them apart?
Thanks |
Also are they gluers or lay in the substrate?
Do they like it humid?
Anything about them would be GREAT!
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