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12-31-12, 06:54 PM
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Re: Post Leopard Geckos
Sorry to double post, but I just took pics of Malala.
Through the glass 'cause I didn't want to disturb her while she was asleep:
~Maggot
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12-31-12, 07:12 PM
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Varanus Queen
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Re: Post Leopard Geckos
Pretty gecko.
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01-25-13, 08:59 AM
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Re: Post Leopard Geckos
How is the loose substrate going for you?
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01-25-13, 09:41 AM
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Re: Post Leopard Geckos
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You know lavender is just an incubation trait, right?
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Interesting, I did not know that. So is it strictly a temperature issue or does genetics still play a roll as to which ones will react to the condition(s) during incubation?
All these leos makes me miss my lil Peanut. Lost her to eggbinding when she was only 8yrs old.  She was the forum mascot on another forum to which I belonged -- a beloved star of "stage and screen". One of her more popular roles for any who might be interested ......
Peanut: Jurassic Park series (continued)
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01-25-13, 11:13 AM
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Varanus Queen
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Re: Post Leopard Geckos
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How is the loose substrate going for you?
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I keep mine on loose, bio-active substrate. It's been working out wonderfully! I can't recommend it enough.
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Interesting, I did not know that. So is it strictly a temperature issue or does genetics still play a roll as to which ones will react to the condition(s) during incubation?
All these leos makes me miss my lil Peanut. Lost her to eggbinding when she was only 8yrs old. She was the forum mascot on another forum to which I belonged -- a beloved star of "stage and screen". One of her more popular roles for any who might be interested ......
Peanut: Jurassic Park series (continued)
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Yes, in leopard geckos it's strictly a temperature issue.
I'm sorry you lost your Peanut. That's tough.
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02-04-13, 11:28 AM
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Re: Post Leopard Geckos
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I keep mine on loose, bio-active substrate. It's been working out wonderfully! I can't recommend it enough.
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Awesome if rather that than the paper I've been using for years. What does your substrate consist of?
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02-04-13, 11:46 AM
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Varanus Queen
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Re: Post Leopard Geckos
That depends on the enclosure. I have some on backyard dirt, some on Eco Earth/washed playsand, and then I have a few unnatural ones on Repti Bark, but they all have spring tails, wood mites, and a few have earth worms in there.
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07-01-13, 11:31 PM
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Re: Post Leopard Geckos
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07-02-13, 09:17 PM
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Re: Post Leopard Geckos
They are all beautiful. Can't wait to get mine. Just on the process of saving up. Decided to get a Leopard Gecko after my snake died. Also anyone wondering both my snakes that I died both died for some disease. Sadly I didn't really think that a disease would be a reason for death so I used the same cage. The good news was that it wasn't near my little Crestie. After those deaths I really decided to just stick with lizards and cleaned the cage out very well with lots of methods I found over the the Internet. I really hope this time will be better lol. Anyway kind of my little update as I haven't been on for a while. It's funny cause my Crestie just seems invincible lol I love him to bits
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07-02-13, 11:01 PM
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Re: Post Leopard Geckos
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They are all beautiful. Can't wait to get mine. Just on the process of saving up. Decided to get a Leopard Gecko after my snake died. Also anyone wondering both my snakes that I died both died for some disease. Sadly I didn't really think that a disease would be a reason for death so I used the same cage. The good news was that it wasn't near my little Crestie. After those deaths I really decided to just stick with lizards and cleaned the cage out very well with lots of methods I found over the the Internet. I really hope this time will be better lol. Anyway kind of my little update as I haven't been on for a while. It's funny cause my Crestie just seems invincible lol I love him to bits
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Snakes rule dude. Probably your fault on the death. They are very resilient animals.
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07-02-13, 11:33 PM
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Young and Wise
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Re: Post Leopard Geckos
You know what I do blame my self for it and you don't have to rub it in. The first one actually came to me with it and I was stupid enough to put a second one in the same cage because I didn't know it was a disease at the time. The difference is I don't try and hide that it was my fault and I feel bad about it (got a full refund from the breeder for the first snake on the positive side anyway) he did say sorry about it but I mean I'm lucky it didn't kill all my little critters
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07-03-13, 12:05 AM
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Re: Post Leopard Geckos
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You know what I do blame my self for it and you don't have to rub it in. The first one actually came to me with it and I was stupid enough to put a second one in the same cage because I didn't know it was a disease at the time. The difference is I don't try and hide that it was my fault and I feel bad about it (got a full refund from the breeder for the first snake on the positive side anyway) he did say sorry about it but I mean I'm lucky it didn't kill all my little critters
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It's my job. What kind of snake was it? I can't imagine what killed two snakes on a small time table (assumption) If boides then possibly IBD
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07-03-13, 03:50 AM
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Re: Post Leopard Geckos
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You know what I do blame my self for it and you don't have to rub it in. The first one actually came to me with it and I was stupid enough to put a second one in the same cage because I didn't know it was a disease at the time. The difference is I don't try and hide that it was my fault and I feel bad about it (got a full refund from the breeder for the first snake on the positive side anyway) he did say sorry about it but I mean I'm lucky it didn't kill all my little critters
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Kudos for taking responsibility, i just wish some of the older people on here were as mature as you are
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07-03-13, 09:17 AM
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Young and Wise
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Re: Post Leopard Geckos
One was a corn and one was a milk snake. I can't remember what the disease was as it has been a while now from when I found out and I have had to do lots of other stuff so it has kind of slipped my mind.
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07-15-13, 10:37 AM
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Re: Post Leopard Geckos
Those are some very nice looking leos 
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