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    How to best feed picky female

    Are you absolutely sure that she won't eat if you don't hand feed her? I ask because I have had a number of crested geckos and gargoyle geckos that I have never seen eat. They get crested gecko fruit diet twice a week and crickets once a week, but there are almost always crickets in the cage...
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    Reliable Temperature & Humidity Setup for Gecko Eggs (What’s Working for You?)”

    I'm not breeding geckos anymore. When I was I preferred the type of incubator that cooled as well as heated, That's because I don't have AC and if it gets too hot in the house, the incubator temp goes up too. I'm not up on the latest, but if you don't have hot ambient temperatures and you have...
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    Whatzit?

    I don't know what it is. How have you researched online? If you haven't done any of these suggestions, try them: --put the picture of the lizard in the google search box. I tried to do it but I couldn't get the image to work for me --wherever you're located, google "lizards of ________" and...
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    Chahoua viv

    Hardscape looks OK to me. Aliza
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    URGENT — My Banana Gecko Suddenly Became Unresponsive, Open Mouth, Barely Breathing

    This is not a phelsuma and not a day gecko! It's a crested gecko. It's nocturnal. In general your setup as described is pretty reasonable. The temperature should not be much warmer than that. Do you know the gender of your geckos? Two females may get along. A male and a female will try to...
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    Chahoua viv

    I keep crested geckos, leachie geckos and gargoyle geckos which are related to chahouas. I do recommend that there be some plants in there to give the gecko some hiding spots. Consider getting a pothos plant which will eventually provide some really nice cover. My 19 year old crested gecko...
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    Best companion gecko?

    It really depends on the gecko. Some geckos of any species don't mind being held and even like to walk all over their person and others hate it. People often get more response from larger lizards. I really enjoy my bearded dragon and I can let her run around the downstairs during the day. Aliza
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    Is my cousins leopard gecko pregnant?

    If you look at her belly, if she's "gravid" (that's what you call an egg layer when it's pregnant), you'll see two white ovals. If you google "gravid leopard gecko" you can see illustrations. Unless you're in the southern hemisphere, it's not really breeding season. If the female has never...
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    Cricket Contamination

    You could always take a picture of that lizard and put it on Google to search. Aliza
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    Dome and UVB on top

    I mist in the evenings only. The idea is that the humidity rises in the evening and gradually slacks off during the day. To get some more "cover" higher in the cage, I use pothos which will ultimately twine around the wood up at the top. It can take awhile but the plant is really hardy...
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    Cricket Contamination

    That's a pretty good age! There's always some die off. I see you're still calling your geckos "chocolate albinos" though I think they're really albino mack snows. Aliza
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    Dome and UVB on top

    Looking forward to pictures. If you're feeding Repashy and he's eating it I don't know that you need calcium as well. The Repashy is supposed to be a complete food and too much calcium is not necessarily a good thing, Aliza
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    Dome and UVB on top

    Keep us posted! I have to say that I have some crested geckos and gargoyle geckos that I have literally never seen eat anything, yet they are 8-12 years old so they have to be eating something! Aliza
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    Cricket Contamination

    It's so hard to know! Do you have any idea how old your crickets are? They only live for 9 weeks so if you get a bunch of really large crickets, they may also be really old crickets, Aliza
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    Dome and UVB on top

    There are lots of ways to do things. The best bet is to make a choice, based on your best estimate of what may be best for the animal and what you've learned from your research and others' advice, as well as what resources you reasonably have, apply your methods and keep an eye on the animal...
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