In a message dated 10/1/01 7:00:27 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Ok, so.... here is a good question... have any of you kept this species? im
not sayin you are wrong or one way wont work and the other will.. im just
asking if any of you have kept this species because im getting mixed
messages ya know? once again im not tryin to be a jerk im just tryin to do
whats best for my geckos 8-)
Pablo, Jon Boone, anyone else who has kept and had eggs with this species
would be greatly appreciated to hear from 8-)
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Hi Brad-
I think the varied messages reflect the different breeders and their methods.
But never hesitate to question an answer, we all get it wrong sometimes. So
far the answers are right, but different.
I have kept and bred these also. You can cover the eggs or not. If they fall,
they'll probably bounce. Compared to other geckos, vittatus hatchlings are
GIANTS. Certainly hardy enough to withstand the drop.
They are very vocal and good eaters. The first time one throws open its mouth
and shrieks, you're in for a start!
One thing for certain is you cannot move the eggs without breaking them.
bye
Jason
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