Males are often slimmer than females.
Neil
Thanks for all the advice and tips. It's just been eating at me
that my male has always been substantially slimmer than my female.
They're both active and apparently healthy, but he's so much smaller
that I've always worried about his health. Maybe h
Hey all.
Several of you have responded so far, and let me clarify a couple things.
First off, I was writing that email from the floor below my geckos, and
after checking, it is indeed Herptivite and RepCap with D3 that I have. I
was confused when people were talking about too much vitamin A whe
I've had very good luck with Allen's food and Rhacs. The gargoyle and
leachies love it,
makes raising hatchlings much easier. Most of the ciliatus were converted by
mixing in babyfood. The ciliatus don't eat huge quantities (unlike
the other 2 species
that like the cups clean), but it's a more co
Rick...
As long as your gex are active and apparently healthy, I wouldn't worry
about it too much. Actually, I only feed my Rhacs twice a week. A couple
comments, though...
I'm not sure about Reptical's formulation, but Reptivite has way too
much preformed vitamin A IMO. I also don't care for
Hi Rick,
Rick Gale wrote:
Hey folks.
I'm a semi-newbie to geckos, and love reading this list as a great
source of info. I've gone to the archives and I'm having trouble
finding an answer to these two questions.
Welcome to our world! ;)
First, I have a pair of adult crested geckos (R. ciliatus
Hey folks.
I'm a semi-newbie to geckos, and love reading this list as a great source of
info. I've gone to the archives and I'm having trouble finding an answer to
these two questions.
First, I have a pair of adult crested geckos (R. ciliatus) that have
produced, to date, one clutch of eggs th
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