different, however, I could probably do a write-up about that
soon.
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Elizabeth
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, is
that true? I told them they would have the pet shop to thank for their
vet bill. (rolling eyes)
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around 50 grams or more and have been bred before with
previous owners, and are a couple years old. Very healthy.
Any input would be great thanks!
-Sam
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Guess I should stop feeding my female leopards mealworms raised on
nuclear waste particles!;)
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She had a whole pack o' cigarettes in there! ;)
Julie B.
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Hi-
Maybe its twins.
Let us know what comes of it.
Jason
Poor girl- was she smoking a cigarette when you saw her last?
Don't know about that, right now you can use Vaseline. Stops just about
any bug I have come across!
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kanopy wrote:
That's a paint that prevent insects to crawl on and I'm desesperatly
looking for,so if anybody knows where I could order
Hi Jon,
Thanks for answering my question! I have had a lot of publicity, mostly at
the local levels. I have been featured on the local news and morning show
programs, only one made me out to be a freak, it's ok, I am a freak! ;) My
favorite piece is my feature on PBS's California Heartland,
Good call Elizabeth, I forgot to mention prolapse from sand/substrate
impaction. Hasn't happened in my collection, however, I am not a big fan
of sand substrate. I use Reptisand when I do use sand. Fine grade sand
if you must!
Julie B.
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Yup! Thanks Barbie!
Julie B.
Barbie Heid wrote:
I would venture to guess that this gecko not only has everted hemipenes
but part of his digestive tract (forget the name for this, help me
gexers!) also likely came out.
Prolapsed rectum?
Barbie ^,,^
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Good deal Mike, I hope he recovers!
Julie B.
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Thanks all.
I took him to the vet this morning. I don't know how much of the vet's info I liked but this was the basics of it:
The gecko has parasites. He gave me a suspension that should kill two of the major baddies
to hang onto/hide behind.
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Neil A. Meister wrote:
Hi All,
Does anyone have experience/tips for shipping geckos in hot weather?
I've found a company that may be able to ship some animals to Daytona
for me, but it will take 2 days given
I'd say your ISP is a little slow, I have been getting multiple copies of
your posts.
Julie B.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Well, this is my third try with this post to the GGA listserve. Guess that
it's about time for me to find another ISP! If this one goes through it
will have taken
gh bugs will eat you. Even if you
are a $200 gecko. ;)
There's nothing wrong with feeding healthy gex mealworms. If they are unhealthy,
the skins of the mealworms may be hard to digest and that can be a problem.
I try to feed only the soft mealworms that have just shed so the gex can
digest easily.
.
It was your first sentence here for me! ;) Seriously though, what is a
PDF? There are some frog folks here, however, most of us speak gecko. ;)
Ants are a constant worry for most gex keepers - right now with the
temps maxing out here in the USA we are at battlestations!
Julie Bergman
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Hi Mike,
oyarsa wrote:
My apologies. I am only asking this silly
question because it is sort of urgent. An egg rolled in my incubator and
the mark that was "up" is no longer up. It has been 4 days since the egg
was laid.
Then you don't worry about it. You have at least
room
if you don't get me.
Stacy Yankee
Steve and Linda Davidson, two kids (4)
Robert Gundy (3)
Julie Bergman
Cyndi Diekmann
Lyle Puente
Melody Hartley
Jodi Aherns (2)
Elizabeth Freer
See you there!
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of the same sex.
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Lyle Puente wrote:
She
didn't have any other wounds besides the dropped tail.
is it possible she dug under the water dish and a small collapse put
pressure on her tail initiating her dropping it?
Lyle Puente
Another possibility is that this species pair bonds and the less
dominant female would then be in trouble. Absence of fighting would not
rule this out. Hopefully someone will offer some input about this.
Julie B.
kchan11 wrote:
Hi all, Just wanted to update, that I lost one of my Hemitheconyx
.
I think the pair-bonding issue is good guess then.
a necropsy will not be done, i had decided to go out to the park and bury her
right away.
-Karin
I am so sorry Karin.
Julie B.
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Another possibility
oup after dinner too, please post these so we all can see them!
Thanks also to the GGA volunteers Dee Meister and Elizabeth Freer that ran
the GGA booth in Lyle's absence.
See you next year!
Julie Bergman
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Gecko corner at the National Reptile Breeder's show. Cyndi Diekmann at
the Gecko Ranch booth.
Julie Bergman
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Hi Elizabeth and all,
Thanks for including the Baskin Robbin's part, how could I forget that!
Let's see if everyone else missed the photo before I post it again to
the list. It came out fine for me in the list post. Anyone else have
trouble? That would be the photo of the Gecko Ranch booth in
an
Avian specialist, the title she has is one hard-earned and well deserved.
Jennifer Graham, DVM, Dipl. ABVP-Avian
Animal Emergency and Referral Center
19511 24th Avenue West
Lynnwood, WA 98036
425-697-6106 (Work)
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Are any gex not capable of vocalizing? Vocalization is one of their special
gecko skills eh?;)
Julie B.
Jon Stacy Boone wrote:
Do hemidactylus species vocalize?
Definitely yes.
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find them
to be really very hardy, interactive and cool geckos!
Regards,
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Nathan Hall wrote:
Texas Banded geckos (Coleonyx
brevis) can be kept in pairs or trios in 12-quart boxes or 5-10 gallon
glass aqauria. The substr
and we
can help put you on the right track.
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He got checked over by his second vet today. Still nothing but
he tried to bite me so its a start. He is now in his own tank. Vet said to
keep it at 80-90 to see if we can
Hi Nathan,
Your photo is kind of dark, however, that looks like sphaerodactylus I've
seen. I know there are other folks on here that keep these so you should
get a firm response soon.
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nathan greenlay wrote
Pro-Mist. Great system. I have used and sold (not anymore, see their respective
websites) both the "main" competitors, Rainmaker and Pro-Mist. Pro-Mist is
a lot easier to work with.
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Preston Weintraub wrote:
Hi Gexers,
A friend is asking me if anyone is working with Eublepharis fuscus.
Anyone? Know of any possibility of import availability?
Thanks,
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Hi Leann,
Are you working with your local UPS rep? That is the person who gets everything
done for me. To try and call UPS and get an account started with a rep's
help would be very, very hard. It is surprising your old rep did not take
care of this for you.
Julie B.
Leann Christenson
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Julie---
Many thanks for commenting further on this "shipping" thread. The more feedback
we have from gecko shippers, the more success we can all have.
Indeed!
Does the single 1/8" hole you use go through the sides of both the styrofoam
and the cardboard at
Lisa and all,
I had an account with them and let it go inactive because UPS was such a
better deal. Unless you are dealing with a very expensive shipment it will
not be worth it to set up an account with them. They require a facility inspection
and a minimum amount of shipments to keep your
I think this all depends on who is working the counter at Delta. Shades of
UPS!
Julie B.
ljjh wrote:
They
don't require you to have an account with them anymore. They have relaxed
their restrictions somewhat since their reactions to 9/11. I just shipped
two tortoise Delta Dash in June and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 9/13/2003 3:12:31 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is Continental Airline's Quick Pack service
an option for Birmingham? Stacy has used them in the past.
Leann and all,
I have an account with UPS and with
project.
JB Thanks,
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I have always kept Uros in glass enclosures due to their humidity requirements.
I'm with you Jared, I don't like the Reptarium either. They are great at
losing humidity (I see you have two sides covered with plastic, that helps
I'm sure) and are no fun to look at your geckos through. Glass my
and reptilian and amphibian habitat
preservation.
If they belong they are serious about reptiles and amphibians!
Best of luck with the treatment.
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Leann Christenson wrote:
AJ:
There are several things that can cause swelling of the eye
This week I have sent geckos to:
Kalamazoo (in Michigan!)
Shagbark Court (in New York)
Binford Street (shades of Tool Time with Tim Allen!)
LOL!
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Sorry Mike, good effort on your part. That is all you can do.
Julie B.
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Thanks for everyone's help. The baby gecko died during the night.
Mike
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As I remember you need to keep the snails for a period of time so they
can be free of poisons, anyone remember how long?
Julie B.
Dave Amador wrote:
So I went out today and gathered a bunch of small snails in hopes of
feeding them to my satanics. But how do I feed them? I cant just drop
them
I see this a fair amount of time, it doe not seem to have any particular
pattern or circumstances. Usually it falls off by itself and the baby is
fine.
Julie B.
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I sent a message yesterday and it never showed up so I apologise if it does and this is a repeat.
The day
Jared,
I don't think you need to worry. I remember a number of years back I purchased
some WC U. lineatus. One did not look good and the other was so-so. They
would not eat crix, drat! I got a hisser and tossed it in. The so-so gal's
eyes did a cartoon like popping out thing and she snatched
Mine got a man from Tim Tytle at Daytona. He is gonna need a few years
to be big enough to deal with that crazy broad!
Julie B.
Danny Mendez wrote:
Your welcome. Leachies are doing great, although my adult female GT is
a bit lonely. Gotta find her a man before she takes my face off.
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Subject: Re: [gecko]Intelligence question.
Mine got a man from Tim Tytle at Daytona. He is gonna need a few years
to be big enough to deal with that crazy broad!
Julie B.
Danny
Who amongst us would have suspected a famous actor is a gecko admirer,
plugs the GGA and has a production company called Gekko Film Corp.?
Check out the cute story here:
http://rdanderson.com/features/gekko/gekko.htm
Julie B.
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Whoa Nelly, I have had Phelsuma with big calcium sacs die of hypocalcemia.
MBD is a balance problem between Ca, phosphorus and D3. If your gex have
big sacs then try a supplement with less D3, Dr. Susan Donoghue offers one
at http://www.herpnutrition.com
I do think it is a good idea to
Great thoughts too Yuri and Bev!
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The best thing to hit the internet in years - Juno SpeedBand!
Surf the web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER!
Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com
Don't forget the candy for the gex (waxworms)! :)
Julie B.
Stacy Foster wrote:
LOL OK Julie...I'll put them back and start handing out candy!!!
Thanks
--Stacy
The best thing to hit the internet in years - Juno SpeedBand!
Surf
Matt Davenport, or anyone that knows you, please ontact Julie Bergman at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Apparently he has a 2004 Gecko Calendar for us!
Thanks,
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My crickets come with the large square egg board cartons in them, how are
yours shipped? I am always throwing these things out as I go through the
crickets.
Julie B.
Beverly Erlebacher wrote:
From: David Lawrence [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sat, 1 Nov 2003 08:12:04 -0500
Where
if you
can't get what you need from the archives.
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Preston Weintraub wrote:
I will be shipping an animal from Texas to Washington State. How do I
prepare the animal, an R. auriculatus, to survive the trip?
Preston
Hey Red-eye,
Here's your link to the archives:
http://www.gekkota.com/html/listserve.html - scroll to the bottom.
Julie B.
red-eye wrote:
Does this list have an archive? If so how does one access it? Thanks
Regards
red-eye
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The sulcata list serve:
Michael, Great work! Is this the first baby?
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their long bodies.
Bamboo accomplishes this nicely, so does PVC pipe.
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captivity?
We as experienced herpers can promote responsible herp keeping and provide
herp education where we live.
I am in agreement with the below comments in that most petshops should sell
cat and dog food and be happy with that!
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here is another source for cork bark and cork bark tudes, and this
one is in Washington state.:
www.beanfarm.com
I have been dealing with them for the past 11 or 12 years and I have always
been very happy with their service.
Lawrence
I have to second this!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Folks---
What do you think here? Until I received this email today I've never thought
having the heat pack in direct contact with my styrofoam popcorn packing
was contraindicated. Is it wise to place a heat pack inside a small paper
bag for that reason?
"The Twelve (Gecko) Days of Christmas"
On the first day of Christmas my true love gave to me:
A standingi in a baobab tree.
On the second day of Christmas my true love gave to me:
Two Teratoscincus and a standingi in a baobab tree.
On the third day of Christmas my true love gave to
Michael,
Unless they are buying a ton of gex this won't be worth your while. You
will need to get a broker or find someone who does ship internationally
and see if you can piggyback on a shipment they have going already.
Maybe someone here knows a broker?
Julie B.
Michael Hance wrote:
Hello
Hi Melody,
Melody Hartley wrote:
Hi all,
Anyone know how good the T-Rex crested gecko food is?
Yes, it is the most nutritious thing out there. Your gex will look
different, more robust after a month or so of using it.
Is this similar
to the food that's been discussed on this list for day
Burke, how would you like to eat your Wheaties with no milk? ;)
Julie B.
B K wrote:
Mine eat it dry i just make sure they have planty of
water.
Burke
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Hi Melody,
Melody Hartley wrote:
Hi all,
Anyone know how good
B.
B K wrote:
Julie, I do LOL They like it dry not wet.
Burke
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Burke, how would you like to eat your Wheaties with
no milk? ;)
Julie B.
B K wrote:
Mine eat it dry i just make sure they have planty
Allen is supposed to join the gecko list soon!
Julie B.
Doug Johnston wrote:
Melody...
I attached a question to a forum, moderated by Allen, back on October
19th, asking if I could use only one of the foods for my Phelsuma, R.
ciliatus and R. auriculatus. There has never been an answer. If
Right off the bat, protein content (Gargoyle has the highest) and sweetness
(Day Gecko food). When I told Alan the Mauritius days needed more babyfood
mixed in he said he could not really make it taste much sweeter! If you
read the labels there are a ton of ingredients in each food.
Julie B.
http://forum.redtailboas.com/index.php?board=18;action=display;threadid=3685;start=0
This is a really neat looking gecko! Story is the new owner got it from
a lady who was trying to give it up to a Petco. Good thing he was there
to intercept!
Julie B.
Looks like the H. wahlbergii on p. 108 fig. 153 of the new Henkel and
Schmidt Professional Breeder's Series. Good job guys! I'll pass along
your comments. BTW I had no trouble viewing the photos with Netscape 7.0.
Julie B.
Ingo Kober wrote:
I´d agree,
but to me this particular animal still
on Friday night. This is courtesy our GGA lifetime member
Wayne Hill. This is the gecko event not to miss, so start saving and
planning now! The GGA also has a raffle during the talks to raise funds.
Who is planning to go this year? Cyndi Diekmann and I will be there.
Julie Bergman
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Hi Gexers,
Who do you like to use for those of you living in that area? I have a
customer in the Buffalo area who just got a box of 1/2 dead crickets
from a cricket farm. He would much appreciate a good reference.
Thanks!
Julie B.
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Hi Yuri,
That is a wonderful recommendation, thank you!
Julie B.
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Julie,
I am in Maryland and have had very good service from The Bug Company
http://www.ebugco.com/
I have tried ordering from a variety of places and there are always
problems with winter
Thanks guys! My ISP has a problem so I am not getting any gecko list
posts. Had to look up this thread on the archives! I did get this nice
post from Amy (thank you!) in my spam progam, no others since Friday.
I was at the Pomona IRBA this weekend and had a great time as usual. The
Reptiles
resumed. Yeah!
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Just ignore! Cyndy, are you getting this? Another person
and I did not
get ANY e-mail for the last three days. This morning I am
getting some
e-mail- puzzling!
Julie B.
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Hi Cyndy,
You can go here to our archive and see what you missed:
http://lists.gekkota.com/pipermail/gecko/2003-December/date.html
Cyndy wrote:
I figured I had been bounced. I had no emails from Friday until today. What did I miss?
Cyndy
Not Cyndi, Cyndy (Cyanauroura) - I better be able to
I use Bassett's in Visalia, CA - I just phoned there and did not get a
holiday message.
http://www.bcrcricket.com/
Julie B.
Preston Weintraub wrote:
Southern crickets has closed down until the 29th. I need crickets. Anyone
have a suggestion for a good cricket company that knows how to ship
I am very sorry to hear that as Roger was a herp icon.
Julie Bergman
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Barbie Heid wrote:
FYI for those who got started in this hobby with native USA species and
the Field Guide to Reptile and Amphibians of the Eastern United
Hi Jared,
I have not been getting any spam from the gecko list. I know Greg as webmaster
feels strongly about this subject. It is puzzling that I would not get any
and obviously you feel you are getting some from the list. Greg? Anyone else
been getting spam from the gecko list?
Julie
Welcome Allen! I see you made it on the list! :) Jared, the mail are
getting from the list has a [gecko]topic format. I have the MacAfee spam
program to deal with my gazillion spams, how about you guys?
Julie B.
Lyle Puente wrote:
welcome Allen,
haven't talked with you in a long time.
Great
Rick, did you check the archives to make sure you are getting all the
posts?
http://lists.gekkota.com/pipermail/gecko/
You could cross check your mailbox messages with this to see what is
missing if anything. The traffic on the list has not been much lately,
guess we are all busy being Santa!
Hi Stacy,
It is not that unusual for sexually mature leos to slow down and even
stop eating for a while in the winter, especially at the age of two
years or more when they have completed the bulk of their growth. Do you
have a gram scale? If you do, this phenomenon is easier explained with a
Hmm, I see what you mean. Anywhere your e-mail address appears in public
this could happen though. Not to mention your giving your e-mail address
to any entity on the 'net that does not promise it will not sell your
e-mail addy. As far as cases of spam coming directly from this list I
can
Stacy Foster wrote:
Hi Julie, thanks for the input.
Anytime Stacy, that is what we are here for! :)
Yes...this big male I'm most concerned about is 2 1/2 years old.
The other male I'm having problems with is going on his second year as well.
However...I'm also
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Subject:
RE: [gecko]No spam, but...
Just for interest sake, do any of you get the emails from theson of a
deposed Nigerian President? I lovethose.
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I usually wait two years for females because that is how long it takes
them to fully mature. Metabolic processes go fully into adult mode by
then. I also go by weight, min. 40gs for females. Males at least 7 mos,
40gs or more. Their job is not so demanding. ;)
Julie B.
Cyndy wrote:
How old
Stacy Foster wrote:
Hi all...
Hello Stacy!
I have something new for you. If you'll remember, I'm having a few
Leopard Geckos who aren't eating for me. This problem has lasted several
months and they are losing more weight than they should be. I found
someone locally who I formerly worked
This subject has come up before for the various names of color and
pattern phases, etc. My position is that it would be very difficult to
standardize the naming process and it is much simpler just to enjoy the
beautiful gex. ;)
Julie B.
Stacy Foster wrote:
Hey something else, speaking of
Happy New Year Amy and all! My our gex be fruitful and multiply, and
may we acquire that species we have been wanting to for years! :)
Julie B.
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Happy New Year everyone!
It's the year of the gecko :) Ok, it's really the year of the monkey
but there should be a year of
Good patching Sue! Looking forward to your participation on the list.
Julie Bergman
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Hello Listers
Just checking to be certain that I've patched up my 'disabled' email.
Thanks to Julie Bergman for help with the repair. Off to read the
archives and see what I've
That depends, are you doing a clean with the gex inside or a
sterilization? For a quick spot clean with the gex inside (gex you
cannot easily remove like Phelsuma) or a quick overall clean I use
Quatricide (generic equivalent from Smart and Final). It is about $6
for a gallon of concentrate.
Stacy, I did respond to this question, did you read that? If folks
related to my response (I tried it with them being mildly interested at
best) perhaps they did not have anything to add. After all, leos are
known for being carnivores and they do fine eating insects.
Julie B.
Stacy Foster
In March JetBlue will be running a special ($99) for their new non-stop
route from Sacramento to JFK, anything going on them?
Julie B.
Lyle Puente wrote:
whooaaa...just in time. In white plains this weekend is the NY Metro
Reptile Expo. I will be there running a GGA table, as usual. The NY
Cool! I just may take you up on that! :)
Julie B.
Lyle Puente wrote:
OTHER
FUTURE
NEW YORK SHOW DATES:
Hi
Julie,
The next Ny Metro shows are:Sunday, April 18, 2004
Sunday, July 18, 2004
Sunday, September 12,
2004
Let me know and You can stay here if you like. Im
Well Hello David, I guess we should not be surprised you are out there!
;) Going to Daytona this year?
Julie B.
David Lawrence wrote:
Lyle,
Will you be representing the GGA in Hamburg, PA on the 17th of
this month?? I plan on swinging by there and I'd love to see you.
as always,
Want to tell us about Verisan? Active ingredients? Uses?
Julie B.
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Hello,
I use Verisan. You can buy it from Pro Exotics. I wash the moss with cold water, then spray with the Verisan, let sit for a few minutes, then rinse out. I do this several times. The
LOL! I am always getting calls and e-mails from folks who find these
guys, mostly in furniture import shipments. I have a care sheet called
"The General Care and Maintenance of Small Stowaway Tropical Geckos."
It is designed to get them by until they get an id. Let me know if
anyone wants it!
they are a great second gecko after leopards, besides the good
beginner Day geckos (P.m. grandis, P. standingi for starters!).
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to stick to them well.
Any of this help? Let us know. This is correctable.
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J Thompson wrote:
OK, I tried sending this last night and I haven't seen it posted yet, so I'm trying again; apologies if it gets posted twice.
Recently I had two grandis
about this, and you can't send the second or third teams
out to win the superbowl. ;)
Julie Bergman
GGA lifetime member
www.geckoranch.com
Doug Johnston wrote:
Sam...
First of all, please do not hold back your input. That is what this
list is all about. Dialog always has two sides
. Re: Cage Cleaning Solutions and Plant Fertilizer (Julie Bergman)
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Date: Thu, 29 Jan 2004 10:09:21 -0800
From: Julie Bergman
Organization: Gecko Ranch
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [gecko]Cage Cleaning Solutions and Plant Fertilizer
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Gecko karma must be in the air. I stayed up late last night to watch the
episode of Frasier with a Phelsuma madagascariensis grandis (Giant Day
Gecko) in it!
Frasier has a cricket in his apartment and his Dad comes up with the
idea to have a gecko eat it!
Julie B.
Hilde wrote:
I find it
fred wrote:
Hi Laurent,
I've had best success incubating phantasticus eggs at 23C-24C with a night
drop of several degrees and without any contact with water;if you use
vermiculite do not put your eggs directly on it(I use seramis product but I
think perlite might work as well).
I have
its if you use sand. If they don't feel good they tend to ingest the
substrate. My favorite substrate is cage carpet like the "Repticage
carpet" - comes in cool colors. For my breeders I use Costco shop
towels. :)
Julie Bergman
GGA lifetime member
www.geckoranch.com
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