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Melody Hartley wrote:
Egad -- feral camels???
Daavid wrote:
The law applies to all reptiles and amphibians (apart from axolotls).
It is mainly about quarantine. Australia'
s the feds that control the quarantine
side of things.
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Still hopping to hear from those who have had similar experiences.
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Dear Michael,
No sign of pain. She sloughed last night. She is also most
entertaining when hunting her prey.
Each meal is dusted with calcium (66%) and herp-t
lcium? Or
maybee its getting too much and getting growths from the
calcium...Very perplexing.
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Subject: [gecko]Can geckos suffer from degenerative o
Dear Geckophiles,
I have a bit of a sad tale to tell of one of our Strophurus ciliaris.
When we got her she had a slight kink at the junction of her tail to her
spine. Over the last year we have watched this kink turn into multiple
kinks and over the last few weeks she has now developed a bum
Dear Geckophiles,
There is a saying in Australia - "I am flat out like a lizard drinking".
It means that one has been so busy to the point that they are totally
exhausted.
Tonight I think I found out where the saying comes from:
http://www.herptrader.com.au/tmp/FlatOutLikeALizardDrinking.jpg
I am primarily a breeder of Australian pythons. Our pair of Aussie
geckos, Cilarus, are just something that makes me smile every time I
look into their enclosure.
Three days ago I believe I observed was our little girl's first
ovulation. She got super fat and bumpy in the tummy and then sett
.
Burke
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This has taken a while but I have some fresh pictures. This time they
were both on the same stick both ended up at the bottom doing a sort of
pole dance.
This stick is directly under the basing light:
http://www.herptrader.com.au/cillarus_01.jpg
http://www.herptrader.com.au/cillarus_02.jpg
Lynn Hall wrote:
Does anyone know where to find a scale that measures in
grams?
Lynn
You might try a stationary store. Often scales used to weigh mail are
switchable metric and imperial measure.
The Herp Shop in Australia sell them
http://www.herpshop.com.au (Last item on the equipment
Dear Stefan,
Thanks for your response.
There are a couple of interesting points in your post.
Is this behavior more common with females. My male does it also but
nowhere near as much. He certainly never seems to slide down the stick
to "pile drive" the substrate.
My female seems particul
G'day All,
I am wondering if some of you can shed some light on the leg waving
behaviour of our spiny tailed geckos.
This is a picture of our female. Here she has one leg in the air and
her head in the sand:
http://herptrader.com.au/tmp/gex_9.jpg
They seem asleep when they are doing this
We dust our gecko food with Rep-Cal Calcium and Herptivite. I pre mix
33% Herptivite and 66% Calcium.
I feed mostly feeder roaches which hold a fine layer of the dust and I
dust almost every meal.
http://www.repcal.com/
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Hi All -
Since Herpnutrition.com stopped making & sellin
Dear Geckophiles,
I added some more photos to the small page I put together of the new
gecko enclosure I built. They show how I furnished the enclosure and
the new inhabitants now that they have settled in.
http://www.herptrader.com.au/CareSheets/GeckoEnclosure/
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Dear All,
I recently finished my new gecko enclosures. I have to wait a couple of
weeks before the marine varnish is used "goes off" but this has given me
to take some happy snaps and put together a web page showing them and
their design features.
Have a look at:
http://www.herptrader.com.
Many thanks. It is indeed a good care sheet an the only one I found ;-)
"cilaris" on its own was a reasonable key word for the search engines.
There are lots of good pictures out there but not lots of husbandry info.
Photos of our guys can be found at:
http://www.herptrader.com.au/tmp/Spin
G'day Gecko People,
We have taken the plunge and acquired our first pair of geckos.
They are Northern Spiny Tailed Geckos and seem to be thriving in their
temporary home.. Tupperware containers sitting on our hatching python
setup.
Searching the web there does not seem to be a great depth of
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