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    Breeding Madagascar Giant Day Geckos

    On my last visit to Mauritius I went to visit the phelsuma guntheri (yes the even bigger than standingi and grandis one!),found them licking juice from trees,I believe that is 80% of their dieet,not sure can ask!
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    One goal...........and that is to get out and visit the females.

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    Phelsuma Grandis in Mauritius a big problem!

    As you all know (or not) Ph.Grandis excist in Mauritius and is becoming a big problem for the endemic species of Phelsuma: PLOS ONE: Ecological Effects of the Invasive Giant Madagascar Day Gecko on Endemic Mauritian Geckos: Applications of Binomial-Mixture and Species Distribution Models
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    This shows how I move my 9 year old from terra to terra.

    Rosa wants a ride. - YouTube He loves to move around to visit the females.
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    Rare Phelsuma-some 2013 highlights

    Time or lightning don't matter it is about the colouration of the sides and the markings on the back,sides have to be green and the markings spots and not connected and in orange!
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    Rare Phelsuma-some 2013 highlights

    All very nice species,some difficult others easy to keep and to breed,love the brevi's and the colours of cepi and bor. bons.But what about this one has the markings of a bor.bon but is not!
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    Phelsuma guimbeaui-color transformation

    A little bit different in size aswell in colouration!
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    2 Oldies just relaxing.

    Season is over so they are relaxing!
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    2013 Season?

    2013 hatchling.
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    feeding the sharks.

    Lekker - YouTube
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    Enjoy,hear what the Experts have to say!

    Exo Terra : Gecko Symposium 2011
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    Enjoy this footage!

    Exo Terra : Gecko Symposium 2011
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    For all of you Phelsuma/Gecko lovers!

    Learning Time,listen to the Experts: Exo Terra : Gecko Symposium 2011
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    Phelsuma rosagularis

    a picture of one of my males,born early 2007,almost 6.4 inches long and ready to go..........to make babies!
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    phelsuma rosagularis at the age of 1,5 years old

    Some of my Rosa's are almost ready to go!the male is upfront!
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