> I read one source that said the bottom layer of the sand
>should be wet with the top layer dry so that they make a burrow in the
>sand... I guess you haven't found that necessary?
not really. I occasionally mist one end. But I dont soak the whole thing.
>Other than fragile eggs
>have you been pretty successful breeding them?
so far. I did drown one a couple weeks ago though. Yes, Im clearly an
idiot! One hatched and was having a small piece of shed skin stuck on its
tail. I put him on a rock in a deli cup, misted him and didnt pay attention
for an hour or so. He lept off the rock onto the bottom of the closed cup
and was lying in the bottom. There was a thin film of water, about 1/23 of
an inch.....not good.
>I really appreciate your
>input. Oh, and are they active at all during the day?
anytime, and yes they can be. The rest in the clay pots, broken clay pots
that is. If I offer insects during the day, and I do sometimes, they will
run out and feed. Otherwise though they stay hidden.
Lyle Puente
PO Box 438
Crompond, NY 10517
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