Hey all.
Several of you have responded so far, and let me clarify a couple things.
First off, I was writing that email from the floor below my geckos, and
after checking, it is indeed Herptivite and RepCap with D3 that I have. I
was confused when people were talking about too much vitamin A whe
Title: Re: [gecko]Complaints Against
Petshops
Well said.
Take my favorite gecko genus, Uroplatus, for example. If our
hobby didn't exist,
who outside of Madagascar would even know they exist other than a
handful of biologists?
Who would care if they disappeared from the face of the Earth?
People
I fully agree with Julie.
By claiming that all pet shops shouldn't sell herps at all and they should stick only to dog and cat food is ludicrous (besides, where would I get my parrot food then?). Though I admit some stores are horrendous in their care and they shouldn't carry them, I've seen othe
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Here is another source for cork bark and cork bark tudes, and this
one is in Washington state.:
www.beanfarm.com
I have been dealing with them for the past 11 or 12 years and I have always
been very happy with their service.
Lawrence
I have to second thi
I've had very good luck with Allen's food and Rhacs. The gargoyle and
leachies love it,
makes raising hatchlings much easier. Most of the ciliatus were converted by
mixing in babyfood. The ciliatus don't eat huge quantities (unlike
the other 2 species
that like the cups clean), but it's a more co
I sometimes add some beef or chicken baby food to the fruit mixture. They
really seem to love it.
Pat Christianson
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Rick...
As long as your gex are active and apparently healthy, I wouldn't worry
about it too much. Actually, I only feed my Rhacs twice a week. A couple
comments, though...
I'm not sure about Reptical's formulation, but Reptivite has way too
much preformed vitamin A IMO. I also don't care for
Hi Rick,
Rick Gale wrote:
Hey folks.
I'm a semi-newbie to geckos, and love reading this list as a great
source of info. I've gone to the archives and I'm having trouble
finding an answer to these two questions.
Welcome to our world! ;)
First, I have a pair of adult crested geckos (R. ciliatus
I disagree with the "all petshops are bad at keeping herps" philosophy. Some
are good, let's not lump them in with the lameos. Responsible pet shops deserve
your business.
As for not getting any more herps, I don't think that accomplishes much towards
any conservation goals. If we gexers here,
Hey folks.
I'm a semi-newbie to geckos, and love reading this list as a great source of
info. I've gone to the archives and I'm having trouble finding an answer to
these two questions.
First, I have a pair of adult crested geckos (R. ciliatus) that have
produced, to date, one clutch of eggs th
Here is another source for cork bark and cork bark tudes, and this one is in Washington state.:
www.beanfarm.com
I have been dealing with them for the past 11 or 12 years and I have always been very happy with their service.
Lawrence
Just don't buy anything from any petshops. Don't support any petshop. If you need stuff, you can always buy equipment from a home-depot or mail order supplies. I got to the point where I stop getting any more additional herps 6 years ago because just the idea of keeping and buying herps encourages
Hi-
Here in Queens, I had a "Petland Discount" store that I named "The Killing Fields".
They have a total disregard for their reptiles. Most birds they sell are rather
costly, and the loss of valuble "product" is frowned upon. But the reptiles (and fish)
they commonly sell are extremely cheap, a
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