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Scott W
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 Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2005 9:37 pm Post subject: Day Geckos |
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| Got a couple of these guys running loose in my reptiles room now, they seem to be far more friendly and confident since I let them out of their cage. |
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Scott W
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Stuart
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 nice one..wont be to worried about those in a power cut!..  |
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JStroud
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Which species is it? - P.lauticauda? Hope its right otherwise I'm gonna look a muppet 
Looks very cool, way outdoes the usual House/Moorish/Tokay geckos Far more pretty  |
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Scott W
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| stroudster wrote: | Which species is it? - P.lauticauda? Hope its right otherwise I'm gonna look a muppet
Looks very cool, way outdoes the usual House/Moorish/Tokay geckos Far more pretty |
you is a muppet! 
lol...it's a Giant...P.kochi, I've another pair to let loose. Should be great to watch as they sort out their teritories. |
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JStroud
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| Think they'll do alright in there? I've only ever kept P.m.grandis at home but have worked with quite a few others. I always thought P.standingi would be better as they seem to be kept a bit more commonly. But then again I'm not the one doing it |
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Scott W
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they should be fine, so long as they don't start helping themselves to my baby beardeds.
I've got a misting system that sprays into my chameleon vivs, this gives fresh water every 2 hours that they can drink from (plus it leaves a nice puddle until the next time it sprays).
Food wise, one has already taken a black cricket from my hand, plus there are loads of crickets loose for them to catch.
If they look like they are not doing well, I'll catch them back up, so I guess only time will tell. |
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JStroud
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| Cool let us know how it goes, no doubt in a few months time you'll be on here posting pictures of their babies or something |
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Sonny Hynes
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Cool! Beautiful Day Gex. May consider getting some (in a viv tho)  Let us know on their progress. |
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