In a message dated 6/29/01 1:41:40 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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<< At a recent fair, I found golden geckos - I think they were probably named
incorrectly (as I can't find them anywhere on the web) and should have been
gold-eyed geckos (Cyrtodactylus louisiadensis). Can anyone confirm that this
is likely?
There is a breeder in Florida who classify their gecko as a
"Golden Gecko" - these were simply a colour phase of
leopard gecko. I dont know if this might be what was at the fair?
Also, we were told to feed on similar food to leopard geckos, but have not
yet seen them eat - it is possible that they only do at night, but even when
we sit in the room with a night-light on, we see nothing - we've tried brown
and black crickets, mealworms, waxworms and small locusts. Any info or
advice would be much appreciated,
>>
You might want to try contacting the people you got them off
explain what is occuring and seeing if they can advise you furthur.
Get them checked by a reptile vet. If you are offering the correct diet
- try some "stimulap" maybe it will help to kick start their appetite.
They may be a little stressed & geting used to their surroundings.
Catsa
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