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Aunt J
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Hi,
I'm moving and cannot take the geckos with me. Free to a good home in the Los Angeles area. Full tank setup comes with them.
Geckos are both about two years old. Both are generally good eaters -- when they went through a non-eating period, I took both to the vet and had them checked, and they were pronounced healthy; soon they started eating again. I've been feeding them mealworms.
They are both quite yellow with brown markings, although one is quite a bit lighter than the other. One was from a good reptile store, one was from *****, but they've been together in the same tank with no problems for about two years. One is missing a back leg -- I stupidly dropped a hide on her and broke her leg, the vet had to amputate, but she's fully healed.
Set up is pretty standard, includes 40 g tank, undertank heater, thermostat (I'm at work and can't remember whether it's herpstat or johnson), many hides, dishes for calcium and mealworms, and water dish.
They don't like to be handled, and I generally defer to their wishes. But they are interesting to watch.
Pics of leos and tank available on request.
I'm moving and cannot take the geckos with me. Free to a good home in the Los Angeles area. Full tank setup comes with them.
Geckos are both about two years old. Both are generally good eaters -- when they went through a non-eating period, I took both to the vet and had them checked, and they were pronounced healthy; soon they started eating again. I've been feeding them mealworms.
They are both quite yellow with brown markings, although one is quite a bit lighter than the other. One was from a good reptile store, one was from *****, but they've been together in the same tank with no problems for about two years. One is missing a back leg -- I stupidly dropped a hide on her and broke her leg, the vet had to amputate, but she's fully healed.
Set up is pretty standard, includes 40 g tank, undertank heater, thermostat (I'm at work and can't remember whether it's herpstat or johnson), many hides, dishes for calcium and mealworms, and water dish.
They don't like to be handled, and I generally defer to their wishes. But they are interesting to watch.
Pics of leos and tank available on request.
