what are these...

[Dani51707]

one i think is just a normal leopard and the other when i got it i was told was a chocolate albino so not sure...

i have 5 others not sure of for sure. i 3 im sure are normals as well and one i was told was a tang and the other is a yellowish color...but here is the pics i have of the first 2 i mentioned till i get the other pics on here..poor quality taken with a camera phone

 

[LIZARDLOVER]

Looks like a dehydrated Tremper.

 

[Dani51707]

Looks like a dehydrated Tremper.

what do you mean?? and which one. i just got these and they always have water and food. and how do you figure dehydrated i know that for some reason they all were a brighter color until i put them in the new sand we had just got with other geckos owner

 

[LIZARDLOVER]

I remember a thread a while back with some pics of a dehydrated normal. Its colors were faded and darkend, and the fourth pic looks like a faded and darkend tremper.

 

[Dani51707]

t could be from the camera phone and its in my bath room with the bright light idont think he looks dehydrated from all the pics im looking at online...those are all of the same male. within 1 min of each other. i just took them all and tried to post the best on here

 

[leonut]

He don't look dehydrated. It look more like a really dark tremper. Maybe even a bell. The other is a normal.

 

[cwazy]

i dunno but do them all a favor and ditch the sand

 

[rawson5084]

very pretty but I agree with cwazy about the sand

 

[Dani51707]

i dunno but do them all a favor and ditch the sand

they are out of the sand...why do you say ditch the sand? everywhere i have read and seen have sand..lol so much confusion on all animals

 

[2bacop]

they are out of the sand...why do you say ditch the sand? everywhere i have read and seen have sand..lol so much confusion on all animals

Sand causes impaction, which is a build-up of sand, which kills your gecko. A lot of care guides are out dated, even the ones at the pet chains. Even the sand that says it is digestable because they say that it has calcium in it is just as bad. Switch to repti-carpet, paper towels or tile.

 

[cwazy]

they are out of the sand...why do you say ditch the sand? everywhere i have read and seen have sand..lol so much confusion on all animals

i was under the impression that they are kept on sand from this...

for some reason they all were a brighter color until i put them in the new sand we had just got with other geckos owner

read up on it here... you will learn... nothing good comes from sand... why risk it :main_thumbsdown: i dunno about you but ill beleive a bunch of people here on GF that do this for a living and as a hobby over someplace that has a care sheet with mis-directed instructions :main_thumbsup:

 

[Gregg M]

Sand causes impaction, which is a build-up of sand, which kills your gecko.

Actually, improper husbandry causes inpaction, not the sand itself... Sand impaction is a secondary issue cased be a primary one...

 

[Dani51707]

i was under the impression that they are kept on sand from this...




read up on it here... you will learn... nothing good comes from sand... why risk it :main_thumbsdown: i dunno about you but ill beleive a bunch of people here on GF that do this for a living and as a hobby over someplace that has a care sheet with mis-directed instructions :main_thumbsup:

yea up in my pictures you can see the new tank they are in now...no sand paper towels...they were until i wanted to get him to breed. i have others that are in the tank with sand but im going to be taking them out but right now we got hit with a snow storm so i have to wait to till were allowed on the roads again to get more paper towels i dont have enough for this hugh 65 gallon tank

 

[cwazy]

oh boy... do you live in one of those states that gets shut down over 6 inches of snow

we are gettin 18-20inches right now as its been fallin all day

 

[Dani51707]

oh boy... do you live in one of those states that gets shut down over 6 inches of snow

we are gettin 18-20inches right now as its been fallin all day

no i live in ky so its all hills where we live nothing is flat lands. and i have a 1 yr old so its hard to get him in out in it without getting him sick...but most places here are out of electric anyways so it wouldnt do much to go out ...lol