Recent content by acpart

I have both and don't think I can decide in terms of what I like best. I do find most of my crested geckos more entertaining than most of my leopard geckos. Here are some things that may help you make a decision: --if you don't want to deal with heat, get a crested gecko --If you want a tall...

Your league should have a great time in there! Aliza

I wouldn't worry about her. I find leopard geckos pretty adaptable. If you feel you'll miss her and that your presence is stimulating for her, you could just house her in your room, or you could spend evening time in "her" room. My geckos are all in my living room and dining room and I spend...

The best thing to do is to crush a feeder, rub the guts on his mouth and see if he'll lick it off. The vet idea is a good one. Aliza

Nice looking leachie. I got a leachie named "Igor" about 15 years ago. Igor laid an egg after 5 years but she is still "Igor"! Aliza

The excavator stuff is good but remember that it's heavy and you have to be able to provide heat. If you're worried about her and she's new to you consider making a "check up" appointment with a reptile vet. Aliza

The tail is a bit thin but I don't think it looks that bad. What is the planned substrate for her new enclosure? Aliza

Are you sure that everyone you think is male and everyone you think is female actually is? Aliza

When my S. macrolepsis laid an egg in the enclosure it was so small I left it there and it hatched. I'd recommend consulting with people who have actually been more involved and successful in breeding as to what to do. Some geckos lay eggs even if they haven't been with a male and some who are...

Sounds like a good plan. Aliza

It seems as if you're doing some interesting work with morph calculation! I don't have the energy right now to try it out, but I'll save the website. Aliza

The adults look to be in great shape. The little one is the most interesting looking in my opinion. It would have to grow up before going into a full-sized enclosure. Of the 2 adults, I think the second one looks more interesting, especially since it still has its tail. I have an almost 19...

I'm pretty sure he's what you can call a "high yellow" meaning that he has few enough spots that the yellow stands out. I think I can see signs that when he hatched he was banded and not striped. Aliza

That's why we swab them because they can have the parasite and still be healthy. All my geckos look and act healthy but they are all positive. Aliza

Yes, it is, thanks. Aliza