could any one tell me what these are?

[darth_gecko]

ok i brought sum t.robowoski's and they almost died untill i changed the substrate only to ask a friend who tells me there not even frog eyed geckos they look like frog eyed but require more moisture and they are a dark brown (if sum on can tell me how i'll include a picture) also the female might be gravid!

darth_gecko

 

[geckoboy]

darth_gecko,
would love to help but your picture is not showing

 

[darth_gecko]

umm thts the point i havent put up a pic coz i dnt know how :shock:

 

[Sebastian]

Example:

Go to imageshack.us load the picture up and then you post the link like this:

Sebastian

 

[darth_gecko]

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here you all are! these are the mystery geckos

 

[brandon f.]

i'm believe they are paroedura picta (pictus gecko).if you could get a better pic of the gecko itself it would be helpful. they are very hardy, easy to breed, quite interesting little geckos.


brandon

 

[Sebastian]

I´d guess Paroedura pictus.

 

[darth_gecko]

ok the common name? and i've got them in about 60-80% humidity is tht right?

 

[Sebastian]

http://geckosunlimited.com/care_p.picta.htm

 

[darth_gecko]

ok ty i wud like to say tht helps but it dosnt expliane anything 2 be like what humdity to put them in and how come they couldnt handle the fine sand i gave them before? (like it says in the care guide)...so screw the care guide! from you guys as experiaanced breeders how would you look after them?



darth_gecko

 

[Leland]

...

You do in fact have Paroedura picta. Give them a warm spot and a place to cool down, a hide on the hot end and a butter dish with a moist substrate (vermiculite, moss, etc.) . Feed and spray every other day and you'll do fine with them.

 

[darth_gecko]

so what should i use for a main substrate sand or the same stuff as in the picture?


darth_gecko

 

[brandon f.]

the substrate you have in the enclosure looks like it will be fine.

 

[darth_gecko]

ok thank you all! any one tell me are they handlable? skitish ect?