[slygecko]

Originally Posted by docszoo

Sugar. . . thats wierd. . .

How about salt?

Hey, salt would help keep his geckos around for a while. Little dried-out salted mummy-geckos

What an interesting thread. Any problems with cornmeal? Flour? They might attract beetles and such that the geckos could eat.



Cheers,
Nick

[Riverside Reptiles]

Cornmeal and/or flour works well if you plan on deep frying them.

[Hilde]

If you must have something 'out of the ordinary' for substrate and don't want to risk impaction, stick to alfalfa. Pellets or dried alfalfa works. It's not as good looking as some choices but at least it's 'safe'.

[zBrinks]

I bet you will Zach
Quote:
Ill lick it up

Were you the only one who caught my pun? Mike, one of these days, Im gonna beat you

Btw, for anyone interested, heres a link to the thread that discusses the sand mix :

http://www.dendroboard.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=20863

Its towards the botom of the page.

[serpentum]

Sugar sounds very "sweet". I read about salt further up, and there is a few small species around the world that lives in very salt areas (eg salt lakes). One is the Lake Eire dragon.