> 1.) In the UK we have just started to receive those mesh "reptariums"
>due to shipping costs these >seem quite expensive. I was wondering does
>anyone use these for there geckos. I have recently >started picking up
>Arboreal species and I was wondering are these enclosures any good?
Hi Lee,
The cages are ok. The make good outside cages, but are flimsey. Here they
are pretty inexpensive and make good additions, but if they are costly I
would prefer the metal framed screen cages.
>2.) I was recently reading through an American reptile magazine and there
>was a short column on >Diplodactylus ciliarus (Now Strophurus???). Within
>this article it states that this species needs spot >lamps in order to
>breed, anyone have any experience with this? Is a spot lamp a good idea?
I find they breed very well with the addition of the lights,....no with the
eggs would only be fertile! ;-)
I do find they like and use the baking lights I give them. I had fewer
eggs, again infertile, last year with out the basking lights.
Lyle Puente
PO Box 438
Crompond, NY 10517
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