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spookje/ghost
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 Posted: Sun Feb 17, 2008 11:31 pm Post subject: new addition ENIGMA |
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today we got our first ENIGMA:D :main_yes:  :main_yes: , i am so happy with him:D :main_yes: :main_yes: i am going to let him relax for a (little:D ) while, but i think i have some nice ladies for him.
he is poss. het. bell, anyone have any sugestions on some good matching females for him? just name a morph, i think we have almost every morph available to choose from:D :main_yes: :main_yes:
and i got this beardie today, she comes from a cross sunset x blood, does anyone know anything about the sunset-line?
she doesn't show her best colours, but she is very pretty :main_yes:
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jakeus
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| Posted: Sun Feb 17, 2008 11:35 pm Post subject: |
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Very nice animals...
Do you keep the beardies in racks or in vivs? What sex ratios do you keep them in? |
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Jack
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jamie_s
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| Posted: Sun Feb 17, 2008 11:48 pm Post subject: |
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nice one casper i hope it proves to be het 
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spookje/ghost
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| Posted: Sun Feb 17, 2008 11:50 pm Post subject: |
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| jakeus wrote: | Very nice animals...
Do you keep the beardies in racks or in vivs? What sex ratios do you keep them in? |
except for our baby-leos, we keep NOTHING in racking, i think, that keeping animals in racking is not the hobby way of keeping animals.
all our breedinggroups, geckospecies beardies and all other are kept in glass vivis, so i can see them all, when i enter the rooms.
i don't like it, having to open a draw first, before i can look at my animals.
but thats just my idea 
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Lynne
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awesome gecko and i love the beardie.
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captainmerkin
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| Posted: Tue Feb 19, 2008 2:34 am Post subject: |
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stunning lizards!
what is so special about enigmas? I have heard people mention them about 100 times and each time its a different story... spill the beans?
are they like the Jezuz of the space lizard cosmos or can they use telekenesis? |
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johonny
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stubeanz
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| Posted: Sat Feb 23, 2008 12:00 pm Post subject: |
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nice enigma hoping to get one this year as they will have fallen in price
| captainmerkin wrote: | stunning lizards!
what is so special about enigmas? I have heard people mention them about 100 times and each time its a different story... spill the beans?
are they like the Jezuz of the space lizard cosmos or can they use telekenesis? |
well not only are enigmas good looking on their own they are a co-dominant/dominant (still not worked out the genetics yet) morph so can be combined with every morph and will produce enigmas within the first generation
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cjreptiles
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| Enigmas are dominant. |
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