Magnus,
We are always interested with you perspective. Do you use UVB lights for
the hatchlings? If so, how through the plastic? What do you feed the
hatchlings and what temperature do you keep them at? Do you mist?
Cyndy
> Maybe you are interested in my way of raising them also.I keep them
> as all
> other
> Phelsuma hatchlings exept from the P.guimbeaui subsp.I use the small
> plastic
> ter-
> rariums I think you call Pet-boxes.For the smaller species I use the
> one
> messuring
> 15 X 15 X 25 cm.I throw away the terribly collored lid and turn the
> terrarium on
> one of the sides.This way it get more proportional.Instead of the
> lid I use
> two way
> adhesive tape to put slidlists at the sides.Then in with a
> glasfront.I drill
> a hole with a
> holesaw in the top and attach net with silicon.The interior is
> barkmulch as
> substrate,
> one small potted plant and one bambutube for climbing and hiding.As
> with
> most Phelsumas
> they are raised one by one in these terrariums.If keeping the
> substrate and
> the potsoil
> moist,enough humidity is maintained.If you have to handle a lot of
> hatchlings at the same
> time you can build plenty of these for a low cost.If you have acsess
> from
> both sides to
> a rack pointing out from a wall you can stack them from both
> sides.This way
> I have
> 75 of these small terrariums in a very limited space.
>
>
> > Also, how would you rate these on the Phelsuma scale in terms of
> ease to
> > keep (P. mad. kochi being easy and P. cepediana or P. guentheri
> being
> > most difficult).
>
> If having a scale from 1 to 10 when 10 is the most difficulte,I
> would put
> P.klemmeri on number 2.
>
> Good luck
> Magnus
>
>
>
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