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P. rugosus setups

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Old 06-13-2011, 12:57 PM
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If all goes well I should get a pair of P. rugosus soon .
I've been reading almost every topic on this species on the forum but I found few pictures of setups .
So I was wondering how you guys are keeping them ? Size , temperature etc are also welcome .
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Hi Rob, I recommend the site Pachydactylus knowledgebase - Startseite by Mirko barts et al. . Here you can find at least very good basic informations about the care of P. rugosus.
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Hi Rob, the name of the site was changed automatically after I wrote it . I is w w w. p a c h y d a c t y l u s. c o m.

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thx for the info but I already know that site .
Mostly I'm interested in how people have them housed .
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I've been keeping and breeding this species for a few season's


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More specifically Pachydactylus rugosus A few pictures of my breeding colony of geckos.

Most of these animals pictured are my f2 generation bred by myself.

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Hope that helps. I give them loads of room and space to climb which they fully utilize.
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Another smaller set up


Hatchings i keep in small containers

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Thx for the reply .
I got my animals this week . They are still in quarantine because they have bloodmite(not much) . In 2 weeks they will move to their new enclosure(40x60x60) and I will post some pictures
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Very nice, where did the animals come from?
Those mites are quite common amongst them.
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They come from Nimibia .
At the moment they are mite free , another treatment next week and they should be safe .
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