Well said Neil!
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Subject: Re: [gecko]Re: [repchat] Obeligz: Updates on Norwegian Gecko
Seizure
Before anyone judges this situation, ask
ks up now it may be too late sooner than you think!
I have forwarded the link the NJ Herp Society and a few other Herp
Societies I am a member of...hopefully we can do some eye opening over
there!
Danny Mendez
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Global Gecko Association
>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
Anyone have any experience with these they'd like to share?
I somehow "inherited" a few and am not finding much on the
webthanks.
Danny Mendez
President
NJ Herpetological Society
www.NJHSonline.com
Urban Jungles
www.UrbanJungles.com
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The little white bugs are most likely springtails, they inevitably
arrive in any "woody" bedding, even the commercial stuff made for
reptiles! They will do abolutely nothing to your gecko, in fact, they
are feeding on fungus and mold so I essence they are probably more
helpful than damaging.
No w
Although I definitely wouldn't recommend Uro's for beginner geckos, if I
had to choose one of the "easiest" it would definitely have to be
henkeli. Make sure you get a well-started cb baby...the older the
better.
Good luck.
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Try www.arav.org
This
is the Assoc. of Reptile & Amphibian Vets.
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I am t
Diane,
NutriBac could help your gecko with certain specific problems but it can
also be given routinely. I give it to all of my reptiles on a
semi-annual basis and after deworming or administering oral meds.
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Hey
Bandon, can you send some more pics to me at my email
addy?
thanks!
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Garret,
I
personally would do no more than a trio in there but I think you could do 4
comfortably as well. Be sure to provide alot of surface area in some 3+
inch diamter branches. I also wouldn't personally mix Cb & WC but as
long as the WC has been through a good quarantin
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Curious how much they resemble Spiny Uros.
Thanks
Jeff!
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The
good thing about U fimbriatus (and most Uros) is that there's rarely any
intra-specific aggression so space is really your only limitation. Just
realize that fimbriatus really does best when given ALOT of space, my cages are
all minimum of 4' tall for my fims. I've kept
old tokay named "Max" who sits in my office.
At home, I mainly keep
Corallus treeboas and some Uroplatus and R. leachianus. I'm also the
president of the NJ Herp Society and am currently doing my research on Corallus
phylogeny.
Danny
Mendez
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Oops!
Sorry Garrett, yep, that's the stuff!
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[gecko]GGA is so cool!
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Garret,
No, I
use a syringe and feeding needle. If administering it directly like this,
you don't want to exceed 10% of their total body weight in one shot...it's too
taxing on them mainly because all of the fluid will make it harder for them to
breath.
A less
invasive app
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[gecko]GGA is so cool!
She looks very healthy and I am keeping humidity and temp at
consistant levels. I also have an appointment for parasites. So
I hope she'll be ok.
What are electrolytes?Danny Mendez
2004 6:03
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so cool!
She looks very healthy and I am keeping humidity and temp at consistant
levels. I also have an appointment for parasites. So I hope she'll
be ok.
What are electrolytes?Danny Mendez
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tuantely they are also much less
common.
Hope this
helps...somewhat.
Danny
Mendez
Liberty Science
Center
President
NJ Herp
Society
& Urban
Jungles.com
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Chad,
McMaster-Carr carries the linear pin bulbs...I know they have a website
but I'm not sure what it is...I order from their catalog (at work) which I'm not
in possesion of, sorry.
Good
luck.
Danny
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Anyone know of an equivelent product in the States?
I've had a hard time finding the nice clean, thick New Zealand stuff. I
currently have to drive to an orchid grower's place 3 hrs away to get
it...
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Congrats Julie! Great article!
Hey, what's up with the phelsuma's toe on the cover?
Beautiful animal by the way.
Congrats again!
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Sam,
It's
important to be non-confrontational. While dealing with the general public
on a daily basis many pet shop owners feel as if they are authorities on the
animals they carry. Sometimes, when someone comes along and tries to point
out what they are doing wrong, this ge
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As
president of the NJ Herp Society I've found that often you can do more good
by trying to supply the correct info about animal care as opposed to calling a
gov't agency like USF&W...this of course strictly being my
experience in NJ because our local USF&W is so badly underst
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No
problem Obeligz. I work at a museum where we've had a male tokay for 9
years...last year it was time for him to leave the collection (he no longer fit
the "plan") so he came home to live out his retirement with me :) So
yes, i do and have in the past kept Tokays. He runs
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Obleigz,
You
should be okay purchasing from Rare Earth. I've obtained a few animals
both directly and indirectly from Joe Lewis the owner and have never had a
problem. The Tokays are very beautiful indeed! I saw them in person
about a year ago...I'd love to have one but the
g with a paper towel tube
just to put the food in! Maybe I should slip some Prozac in
there.....;)Julie B. Danny Mendez wrote:
Julie,
You have no idea...this girl killed her last mate, and he wasn't a
pushover either.
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gence question.
Mine got a man from Tim Tytle at Daytona. He is gonna need a few years
to be big enough to deal with that crazy broad!
Julie B.
Danny Mendez wrote:
>Your welcome. Leachies are doing great, although my adult female GT is
>a bit lonely. Gotta find her a man before she takes
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Subject: SV: [gecko]Intelligence question.
Thanks for the info. :o)
Btw, how are your leachies?
Regards obeligz
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Sendt: 29. oktober 2003 00:02
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Emne: RE: [gecko
I think that without a doubt Monitors are the most intellegent reptiles
out there...this has been proven by behaviors both in and out of
captivity. In fact, Natural History magazine has a featured article
this month on Monitor lizard intellegence and it's quite the fascinating
read...
-Orig
My adult female GT leachy will actually "hunt" me in the room at
nightshe would rip a chunk out of me any chance she gets! Apparently,
she feels the same about male leachys since she's already killed one as
well...although as I understand it, this is not the norm
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Neil,
I'm currently involved with a gentleman by the name of Olivier Behra who
heads up an organization called M.A.T.E. (Man and the environment)in
Madgascar which seeks to create mutually beneficial and sustainable
harvesting from the forests of Madagascar in order to preserve them in thier
natura
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