You know you`re a herper when your easy-chair is heated comfortably with a basking
spot
The dog with the credit card - wasn`t that one Santos L.Helper, Evergreen Terrace,
Springfield?
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Thank you for the help. Michael
Michael W. Hance
University of Tennessee Knoxville
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Experimental Veterinary Medicine
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> You know you`re a herper when your easy-chair is heated comfortably with a
basking spot
That's a good one!
>
> The dog with the credit card - wasn`t that one Santos L.Helper, Evergreen
Terrace, Springfield?
>
Maybe he got one too, but this one was actually from here in Connecticut.
Maybe
Hi Michael,
If you go for it, let us know how it goes.
Here's a link to kingsnake that explains it well,
it's about export/import between the US and Canada,
but the export procedure should be similar for other
countries. http://www.kingsnake.ca/imp_exp.html
Neil
Thank you for the help. Michael
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> I have two female leos that are gravid without being introduced to any males,
> and this would be their first year breeding, therefore there would be no
> sperm stored in them.
> Seems like as soon as both of them reached 60gr
I have two female Teratoscincus scincus keyserlingii that go through a false
gravidity (?) at regular intervals. They are going on two years old and
have never been housed with males although the males are nearby. The eggs
produced don't look much like eggs but the females do swell up and appear
Hi all,
Anyone know how good the T-Rex crested gecko food is? Is this similar
to the food that's been discussed on this list for day geckos?
Thanks,
Melody
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Hi Melody,
I've used it with moderate success with my crested...it takes quite a
bit longer to gel up than it says on the label (or maybe I'm mixing it a
bit weak??)
I would say (as I think some others have) that is probably more readily
accepted mixed in with baby food than just straight as is..
Hi Melody,
Melody Hartley wrote:
Hi all,
Anyone know how good the T-Rex crested gecko food is?
Yes, it is the most nutritious thing out there. Your gex will look
different, more robust after a month or so of using it.
Is this similar
to the food that's been discussed on this list for day gec
Mine eat it dry i just make sure they have planty of
water.
Burke
--- Julie Bergman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Melody,
>
> Melody Hartley wrote:
>
> >Hi all,
> >
> >Anyone know how good the T-Rex crested gecko food
> is?
> >
> Yes, it is the most nutritious thing out there. Your
> gex will
Hey there neal i am in sunny Ca.And it does take
longer to gel then it says.
Burke
--- Neal Grant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Melody,
>
> I've used it with moderate success with my
> crested...it takes quite a
> bit longer to gel up than it says on the label (or
> maybe I'm mixing it a
> bit
Burke, how would you like to eat your Wheaties with no milk? ;)
Julie B.
B K wrote:
Mine eat it dry i just make sure they have planty of
water.
Burke
--- Julie Bergman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Melody,
Melody Hartley wrote:
Hi all,
Anyone know how good the
Julie, I do LOL They like it dry not wet.
Burke
--- Julie Bergman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Burke, how would you like to eat your Wheaties with
> no milk? ;)
>
> Julie B.
>
> B K wrote:
>
> >Mine eat it dry i just make sure they have planty
> of
> >water.
> >Burke
> >--- Julie Bergman <[EMA
Mix it up for them correctly 2:1 water to food and you will see them ravenous.
For Cresteds I add some babyfood. If Allen intended it to be a dry food he
would have provided those kind of instructions on the label. Use a tablespoon
to measure both food and water and you can't go wrong!
Julie
Look i am blonde, But i know what they like and don't like. So dry it will
be.
Burke
Julie Bergman wrote:
Mix it up for them correctly 2:1 water to food and
you will see them ravenous. For Cresteds I add some babyfood. If Allen
intended it to be a dry food he would have provided those kind of i
Since Jim pointed out that the teratoscincus scincus keyserlingii will go through false gravidity periods prior to even been mated. I'll state that they do the same even after being separated from the male for long periods of time. Which I believe may be due to sperm retention in that case, while
I feed it to my chahoua, I mix it with water and it takes for ever to solidify, then I
tried with peach baby food, and it takes a few hours. My chahoua loves it with the
baby food.
TQ
> Hi Melody,
>
> Melody Hartley wrote:
>
> >Hi all,
> >
> >Anyone know how good the T-Rex crested gecko food i
I do tend to agree. My females are more active than the
males and much more agressive eaters. This may be partly due to the fact
that they are younger and because they are female have greater nutritional
needs. They will always be one of my favorite geckos.
Jim
- Original Message --
With the crested gecko diet, I've found that I have to use just slightly
less than a 2:1 ratio of water to food. If I do 2 parts water to 1 part
food by volume (say, 1 level teaspoon of water to 1/2 level teaspoon of
food), the mixture is slightly too runny. If, however, I use, say, a
slightl
Thanks to everyone for the responses. I tried the
local grocery store and they were willing to part with deli cups for 10 cents a
piece (inc. lid). I thought that was a good deal so I bought a whole
bunch.
Mike
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Hello,
I just moved to Portland as I mentioned before. I just wondered who else is from
Portland, or surrounding areas tht keep geckos and other herps. I remember a couple.
Thank you for your time,
TQ
> With the crested gecko diet, I've found that I have to use just slightly
> less than a 2:1
Melody...
I attached a question to a forum, moderated by Allen, back on October
19th, asking if I could use only one of the foods for my Phelsuma, R.
ciliatus and R. auriculatus. There has never been an answer. If fact, it
looks like Allen hasn't posted anything there since September. I would
I've found the same. With the gargoyle diet I have to use even less
water or it just doesn't
thicken up. Maybe it's like rice, and the right amount of water
varies with elevation : )
It does work though, I followed directions and started mixing with
babyfood for a month or so
and now I use it strai
I tried the crested gecko food with day geckos and wasn't happy with
the results.
They just didn't seem to do as well.
The day gecko food seems much better for them, it mixes up better
than the Rhac foods.
Neil
Melody...
I attached a question to a forum, moderated by Allen, back on
October 1
Allen is supposed to join the gecko list soon!
Julie B.
Doug Johnston wrote:
Melody...
I attached a question to a forum, moderated by Allen, back on October
19th, asking if I could use only one of the foods for my Phelsuma, R.
ciliatus and R. auriculatus. There has never been an answer. If fa
It's been cool reading about others' experiences with the Crested gecko
food. I'll add my bit.
I have a pair of crested geckos that didn't want the new diet. I tried
mixing it in with their babyfood, but they were never big baby food eaters.
They preferred live crickets. I met Allen Repashy
Hi TQ,
I am, but you already know that ;-)
Melody
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> Hello,
> I just moved to Portland as I mentioned before. I just wondered who else is from
> Portland, or surrounding areas tht keep geckos and other herps. I remember a couple.
> Thank you for your time,
> TQ
>
Hi Doug,
Yes, it would be convenient to just use one food, but I hadn't thought
of that! Thanks for the info though! Does anyone know just what the
difference is between the various foods? I now feed my day geckos and
crested the same (bugs, mostly crickets, and baby-food fruit)
Melody
Doug
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