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[joseph_f]

Hello. My name is joseph from Australia. My dad is going to help me set up for a couple of velvet geckos. I hope you can help when we ask questions. We don't know a lot but are willing to learn.

 

[Tongue Flicker]

Hey joseph welcome aboard!

 

[Elizabeth Freer]

Hi Joseph ~

A warm welcome to Geckos Unlimited!

What kind of velvet geckos are you preparing for?

 

[joseph_f]

Not sure yet. What different types are there

 

[Elizabeth Freer]

Not sure yet. What different types are there

Click GU's Aussie gecko forum: Aussie geckos | Diplodactylus, Strophurus, Saltuaris, Phyllurus, Oedura, Some of these have been reclassified since I got into them.

I see that you've already been there!

I keep and breed Oedura castelnaui. Click: http://www.geckosunlimited.com/comm...bitat-husbandry-breeding-recommendations.html

 

[joseph_f]

Thank you very much for your advice

 

[Geckodebz]

Hello Joseph, and Dad. I too, live in Australia, in Perth. Where are you? I have two types of geckos, southern spiny tail, ( strophurus spinigerus) and smooth knobtailed. ( nephrurus levis. I was seriously considering getting marbled velvet, but the when I saw the face , and in particular, those gorgeous eyes, of the knobtails. I was hooked. I then wanted to get a totally different type, as the knobtails are terrestrial and dig their own tunnels and caves, so then I saw the spiny tails, who are arboreal, and spend most of their time in the branches. You will learn lots from this forum.. .there is a wealth of experience here. Really looking forward to chatting with you more. Feel free to send me a private message ( pm) if you'd like.. Really nice to chat with another Aussie!!/

 

[Geckodebz]

Hi to you both...

Hello Joseph, and Dad. I too, live in Australia, in Perth. Where are you? I have two types of geckos, southern spiny tail, ( strophurus spinigerus) and smooth knobtailed. ( nephrurus levis. I was seriously considering getting marbled velvet, but the when I saw the face , and in particular, those gorgeous eyes, of the knobtails. I was hooked. I then wanted to get a totally different type, as the knobtails are terrestrial and dig their own tunnels and caves, so then I saw the spiny tails, who are arboreal, and spend most of their time in the branches. You will learn lots from this forum.. .there is a wealth of experience here. Really looking forward to chatting with you more. Feel free to send me a private message ( pm) if you'd like.. Really nice to chat with another Aussie!!/

 

[joseph_f]

We live in newcastle