
12-23-2010, 01:15 AM
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Join Date: Dec 2010
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For others:
Keys are providing lots of cork bark and branches surrounding an empty "hunting zone." Leave an empty egg-laying zone as well, hidden in one corner (under a large leaf or arched hideout). Coco peat (like you have) is perfect. Babies can be finicky eaters, but if given enough hideouts they will thrive. They, like cat geckos, can get intimidated by their prey, so feed in small quantities. Not too warm either. Very secretive, but their colors in pitch darkness are almost iridescent. I had trouble with them in the beginning (this was 11 years ago), but once I learned to almost totally ignore them they bred quite regularly, but not a heavy producer. Human contact: Hang out with (view) them at 2 am for a few minutes that's it.
Ashton
Vivarium Essentials
Last edited by gekkoterra; 12-23-2010 at 01:18 AM..
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