In a message dated 2/9/02 12:21:52 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< From what I learned form other gecko folks in Daytona after I bought
them (I didn't realize there were two forms) I have 1.2 upland (greener
underside) and 0.2 lowland (less-green underside). Now I'm trying to
decide if I need to get a lowland male, or try to trade the two lowland
females for upland. I'd kinda prefer not to cross-breed them.
Decisions, decisions!
>>
Hi-
My experience so far has been that not only will they not interbreed, the
more boisterous behavior of the upland type will also disrupt the breeding of
the lowland animals.
I am very eager to hear from other breeders regarding this, as my
observations are limited to my collection only.
Also, my lowland types display no green on the underside. So "less green",
from what I have seen, depicts the upland type.
Jason
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