Typical Phelsuma incubation techniques, nothin' fancy! I put mine on
water bottle cap lids and put inside a 16oz clear deli cup. This all
goes in a nice humid incubator that is between 50 and 80% humidity.
Congrats, and good luck! 1/2 the trouble is finding the eggs!
Julie B.
Chad Mayer wrote:
Woo hoo! Got my first p. klemmeri clutch! Was
curious about any tips that you breeders might have
for me!
Thanks,
Chad
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these guys sound fun! are they tough to take care of or hard to find?
Brandon
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Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2004 8:26 PM
Subject: Re: [gecko]Platypholis/Homopholis fasciata care
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> Danny Mendez wrote:
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Danny Mendez wrote:
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> P.S. They bite!
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> Holy smokes you're not kidding! I wasn't aware of this when I
> nonchalantly reached in to grab the little bulldog of a male who
> immediately grabbed me right on the soft, sensitive area just under my
> fingernails. AND WOULDN"T LET GO.
Been ther
Chuck...thats the best post ever. The fun and circles of friends that
develop can be the very best.
I hope that BBQ is the best ever and wish I could attend.
Don't miss the BBQ at my house the Friday afternoon before Frog Day.
If your interested in coming please contact me privately for time a
Julie,
I appreciate your words. When I bought the geckos I was so happy I had found
them for such a decent price. I had been thinking about buying this species
for a few months and I had everything I needed to create the vivarium (minus
the live plants) all set aside. I saw them advertised on a lo
>I bred them for a few years, interesting little critters, very tough. I
kept them dry with a light misting in the evening.
>A tall cage with a 10w halogen for a basking site worked fine. daytime
temperature was probably 78-84, a bit warmer >directly under the
light. Cooler nights didn't bo
I was just looking at my calendar and realized its only a bit over 5
weeks until Frog Day. So its time for me to make an announcement. We
have some great speakers this years. Everything you'll need to keep
and breed frogs and smaller lizards (especially geckos) will be there.
There are more
Hi Mike,
I can empathize with you being in medical h*ll. Been there many times.
As long as your guys are eating I would be hopeful. Lets hope the meds
don't depress their appetite too much. Hang in there; you are doing a
great job!
Julie B.
maleldil wrote:
I just got a call from the vet wher
I just got a call from the vet where I took in follow up fecal samples last
week. It turns out that the coccidia is still present but now they have
found both trichomonas and entamoeba. Yikes! They have put on weight and are
eating fine but I was really looking forward to their first negative test.
Sounds good Jon, give it 4-5 days to stabilize and for you to complete
your monitoring of the conditions, day and night.
Julie B.
Jon Isaksson wrote:
Hi
I have just spoken to a mate of mine, how built one of these
incubators out of a fridge. He said that he has come up with a system
that wor
Hi Danny,
I bred them for a few years, interesting little critters, very tough.
I kept them dry with a light misting in the evening. A tall cage
with a 10w halogen for a basking site worked fine. daytime temperature
was probably 78-84, a bit warmer directly under the light. Cooler nights
didn't bo
Hi
I have just spoken to a mate of mine, how built one of these incubators out
of a fridge. He said that he has come up with a system that works very well
for him.
What he had done was to cover about 2/3 of the floor of the fridge with a
heatmat, he then placed a plastic shoebox with water o
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