Brandon Parry
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WC = wild caught
LTC = long term captive
LTC = long term captive
breeding frog eyed (wonder) geckos
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darth_gecko
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ok ty
Hey, Peter, remember the thing I mentioned about the berry eating on Geckoworld?
My female rarely will lick up a tiny piece of rassberry and lick at Crested Gecko Diet (not like a Crested Gecko), but just sampleing.
Just thought you'd be interested. Mine do drink everyday. Don't know if that is typical.
My female rarely will lick up a tiny piece of rassberry and lick at Crested Gecko Diet (not like a Crested Gecko), but just sampleing.
Just thought you'd be interested. Mine do drink everyday. Don't know if that is typical.
darth_gecko
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jesus shes beautiful!
Well keep in mind I keep them across from my computer so I see them at night until I go to bed. After the female layed her duds she drank like crazy. Mine do just lay there during the day cooking themselves. The male will lay out in the open sometimes. They don't drink everyday, but I do see at least one drink a little every otherday. I put water in those little plastic water bottle caps.
D34TH G3CKO
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Frog Eyed Gecko
Hey, I have two frog eyed gecko's, one male and one female. These gecko's start to mate at the age of one year to one and a half years. You will realise they are mating when the male gecko rubs his head onto the female's head. You will then realise the female is pregnant when there is a slight bulge on their stomach, you can make sure how many she is holding if you hold an LED light under her stomach but this could cause her stress so try and make it quick. When she lays the eggs, you will need an incubator at the temperature of about 80-85 Fahrenheit. When they have hatched, god knows when they will, put then in a plastic tray which can slide into a cupboard make sure it is see through or make sure they have a gap to let some light in. Feed them vitamins every second day and a scoop of meal worms everyday.
Hope this helps,
Arin
Hey, I have two frog eyed gecko's, one male and one female. These gecko's start to mate at the age of one year to one and a half years. You will realise they are mating when the male gecko rubs his head onto the female's head. You will then realise the female is pregnant when there is a slight bulge on their stomach, you can make sure how many she is holding if you hold an LED light under her stomach but this could cause her stress so try and make it quick. When she lays the eggs, you will need an incubator at the temperature of about 80-85 Fahrenheit. When they have hatched, god knows when they will, put then in a plastic tray which can slide into a cupboard make sure it is see through or make sure they have a gap to let some light in. Feed them vitamins every second day and a scoop of meal worms everyday.
Hope this helps,
Arin
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Dude, not to be snippy, but this thread is 7 years old.
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