Photosensitivity is fairly common from the looks of it. I've seen it in my
Jacksons and Panther
chameleons as well.
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pif within email-info.zip is
infected with the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] virus.
I didn't get to see tha actual email, Norton is set to delete virus laden
emails, but the log
shows it came in.
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did. I'm
getting a bit old, meant
to mention that in the previous post :)
Resident pillbugs are also great in tanks with live plants. They help aerate
the soil as well as
recycle the dead vegetation.
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k using
them to get a feeding
response from premature leos and pictus. The bugs move fast enough to get the
gecko's attention, but
don't jump or fly away like crickets and fruit flies.
If nothing else, they're cute suckers to keep as pets. :)
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he normal
greyish/slate coloured ones?
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and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, chocolate in one hand,
white wine in
the other, body thoroughly used up, to
of them, but
I've never seen one up close and personal myself.
The pictures I've seen show fantastic looking cresties - the blue eyes are
unforgettable.
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and w
t how common or rare are blue-eyed
crested geckos?
:)
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s, chams
and dart frogs, never had a problem in over 10 years of using it.
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I just don't remember in time.
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8 inches. So, could the shorter/smaller adult size we
now see be
an indication of inbreeding, and bug-eyes be another sign? That would mean the
bug-eyes could
be passed on to offspring?
Thanks for the help, it's certainly an eye-opener, I hadn't even considered inbreeding
th
both going
to feed crickets and mashed fruit along with the gargoyle diet.
Thanks for any input,
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Try sleeping with one of those just 2 feet from your bed. The first time I
heard it,
I thought someone was cutting the lawn outside my bedroom at 2 a.m.
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's a few short clucks, but when she's telling him to leave her
alone
because she has a headache, it's a long drawn out monologue of chittering chattering
clucking
and squawks.
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Shouldn't the cosmic stupidity hopper be empty by now?
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y arm, I didn't close the tank
securely, and
the male escaped too. He made a good effort at dismantling my arm as well before I
could
recapture him. The female was free-ranging for almost a month before I caught her
again (partly
because I was too chicken to outright grab her, I had to try
Ingo Kober wrote:
>
> Thank you Hilde,
>
> your name sounds very german . Any ancestors here?
I was born in Bochum, but have lived here for over 40 years :)
> Btw: Are G. smithii readily available in the US or Canada?
> Here in Germany there are only a few cb offspring from
> Ingo Kober wrote:
>
> Hi Hilde,
>
> thank you, that already helps to complete the picture.
> Would you mind to give me your full name and adress (at city level) for the
> acknowledgement
> section ;)
>
I couldn't find any of the pictures I had taken back t
ut she did get returned to the group,
safe and
sound. I still have a scar from where she took a chunk out of my finger. The best way
to thin
out a group is to remove some of the adults first, so there's fewer of them to attach
themselves
to your body while defending the babies.
I'
us as 165,4225 it looks like more
than "one
hundred sixty five thousand" gallons, instead of "one hundred sixty five ".
A world standard would be so nice, wouldn't it?
:)
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"B.A.Erlebacher" wrote:
>
> This is beginner's advice from a beginner! Maybe Hilde will post the
> link to her photos.
That website is long gone. I didn't realize how many people used it, so I let it
expire. It
might be worth redoing from the number of inquiries
> Ingo Kober wrote:
>
> Dear Hilde,
>
> I think I remember some of your posts on G. smithii on Kingsnake.com. I hope, you
> don´t mind
> if I ask that you are sure that it was G. smithii and not G. siamensis...I do
> that because
> almost all G. smithii I
, but I did breed G. smithi for a while. They have got to be the
most
interesting geckos I've bred, their communal interaction was unbelievable.
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gecko ma
ing them a lot easier the first few
weeks.
I've had springtails in almost all my tanks, thanks to strays from the dart frog
tanks. I'm
pretty sure I can say there's no problem with them being resident in enclosures.
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ome can have black spots or be entirely black (midnight), yellow/cream and
some even
have orange on their tails, it should then rule them out as true leucistic geckos,
shouldn't it?
While we're at it, if leucistic means white, how did the patternless end up being
labelled as
leucistic?
Hi
on they are
even more
likely to taste something different.
They'll also eat strawberry or peach yogurt which I offer them once a week or so
during breeding
season.
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27;t know
about. He was wondering how strong gold dust geckos are, and could they
possibly push up against the lid and escape through the resulting gap.
If the goldies could escape that way, he'd have to find a way of
weighing down the lid so the Meller's Chameleon in there with them
ana blizzard to produce orange?
With all the hype about leopard colour morphs, I'm wondering if these
orange tailed blizzards aren't really just poorly coloured patternless
leopards?
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I may not be perfect, but I'm C
rature, lots of hides, various home raised bugs not wild caught.
The owner is very finicky about their care.
Since the owner isn't online, she has to go to the town library to use
their computer, or do it all by phone, which makes communication slow.
If anyone has an idea of what might be causing this, I'll pass the info
on to her.
Thanks for any help. :)
Hilde
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