Re: [gecko]local gecko people Portland Or.

2003-12-10 Thread SPD7124 
I live just outside portland... In Newberg... 
i have a couple Leo's and others... 
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RE: [gecko]local gecko people Portland Or.

2003-12-04 Thread Lance Woolen 
I'm in north Portland, and focusing on Phelsuma with a couple of Uroplatus
thrown in for good measure.


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 Hello,
   I just moved to Portland as I mentioned before.  I just wondered who
else is from Portland, or surrounding areas tht keep geckos and other
herps.  I remember a couple.
 Thank you for your time,
 TQ
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Re: [gecko]local gecko people Portland Or.

2003-12-03 Thread Melody Hartley 
Hi TQ,

I am, but you already know that ;-)

Melody

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 Hello,
   I just moved to Portland as I mentioned before.  I just wondered who else is from 
 Portland, or surrounding areas tht keep geckos and other herps.  I remember a couple.
 Thank you for your time,
 TQ
  With the crested gecko diet, I've found that I have to use just slightly
  less than a 2:1 ratio of water to food.  If I do 2 parts water to 1 part
  food by volume (say, 1 level teaspoon of water to 1/2 level teaspoon of
  food), the mixture is slightly too runny.  If, however, I use, say, a
  slightly rounded 1/2 teaspoon of food with the same amount of water, it
  comes out better.  I also typically don't notice any sort of gelling
  taking place, unless you mean the dehydrated food absorbing the water and
  the mixture becoming a tiny bit thicker... I use slightly warm water to
  speed this process up, and I mix continuously with a toothpick or some other
  small implement until the mixture does not show any more obviously dry bits
  of food.  At this point, using the ratio I described above, I tend to get a
  pretty consistent result.
 
  But is there something I'm not doing or should be doing differently?  It
  appears that all my gex take the food, though it's a bit difficult to tell
  because the amount I give them (due to using slightly deep dishes) is so
  much greater than the quantity they can consume.  If you think it's
  important that I stick to a more strick 2:1 ratio, let me know. This is just
  my own experience.  Glad the subject was raised though.
 
  Rick
 
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