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				<title>Kingsnake.com - Herpforum - Gecko Forum</title> 

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				  Geckos are small to average sized lizards belonging to the family Gekkonidae, found in warm climates throughout the world, whose name stems from the unique vocalizations these animals make. Gekkonidae is the largest family of lizards, with an estimated 2,000 different species worldwide.

Excluding the Eublepharinae family, all geckos have a transparent membrane which they lick to clean instead of eyelids. Most Gecko species will expel a foul-smelling material and feces onto their aggressors and/or drop their tails as a defense. Many Gecko species are well known for their specialized toe pads that enable them to climb smooth and vertical surfaces.

Here you may post messages or questions pertaining to all aspects and issues regarding the keeping, breeding, health, and conservation of all Geckos. . Don't forget to check out our other gecko related forums.

If you are a new user to this forum, please take the time to review the rules first before posting.
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						<title>R. leachianus (Leachie) Enclosure</title> 

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 I recently purchased a 9-month old Leachie which is so far very easy to pick up and hold, though I only do it about twice a week for about 10 minutes at a time.  I don't intend to hold him more than this, so as not to stress him out.I bought him on-line from a reputable breeder, who suggested that... 
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						<title>feeding ur leopard gecko</title> 

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 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0RcoCiP0Ik&amp;t=3sFeeding your leopard gecko
 
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						<title>Chahoua Eggs... Single Clutch?</title> 

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 I paired a couple of chahouas last year and the female started to lay eggs in January... Very healthy eggs no problem there except she laid the eggs the 12 of January...it's been like 7 weeks awaiting another clutch but nothing... To my knowledge they lay every 4-5 weeks .. Has anyone ever had this ... 
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						<title>Not finding food</title> 

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 I have a few new adult and juvenile Gargoyle Geckos each housed individually in 12 x 12 x 24 cages with lots of sticks, fake plants, and a feeding ledge with food and water cups.My problem is I don't think that they are eating the food (Pangea, 2 different flavors).  Each night when I feed them it... 
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						<title>Pseudogonatodes</title> 

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 Hello, anyone working with Pseudogonatodes?I would really like to know if there are any in US,Any information appreciated.Thanks. 
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						<title>Cyrtodactylus peguensis</title> 

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 Is anybody in the U.S. working with Cyrtodactylus peguensis? I worked with them years ago, and loved them! Haven't seen them around in a while.Thanks, -Phil-----Work is the curse of the drinking class! 
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						<title>Hi from 1001Geckos</title> 

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 Hi,We breed top quality geckos that make perfect Lizard Pets and are great addition to breeding projects:  ·         Leopard Geckos·         Crested Geckos·         Gargoyle Geckos·         African Fat-Tailed Geckos·         Knob-Tailed Geckos·         Pictus Geckos    Please visit ... 
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						<title>what kind are these</title> 

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 I found these at work and I'm in illinois came on pallets from asia I think.. they die in the winter though. . I don't think their leopard geckos they can climb have sticky feet.. 
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						<title>Need help</title> 

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 Can anyone tell me what sex these gargoyle geckos are? the first one has 4 pics, the second one has two pics.  
  
 
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						<title>T. americana</title> 

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 Hello, I'm interested in Tarentola americana.Is there any chance I can get this nice gecko?Does anyone breed them?Any information would be appreciated. 
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						<title>Will Geckos eat each other?</title> 

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 I've had several snakes over the years but have never had any lizards to speak of. This past weekend the wife and I went to a reptile expo and I saw for the first time the Gargoyle and Crested Geckos. I purchased one of each. the Gargoyle is about 3&amp;quot; long and rather fat. The Crested was a l... 
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						<title>albino levis?</title> 

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 hello,i was wondering if anyone is working with albino levis? if so, some information would be greatly appreciated. how hardy are they in general? i read on a couple post from older forums that they had health and vision issues. have any of you had success keeping and breeding them? i am looki... 
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						<title>Levis Males?</title> 

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 Does anyone have some? I need one to get my breeding project going and I haven't been able to find any.                 Thanks,                    Cole 
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						<title>gender identification???</title> 

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 hello,i am considering a trade for advertised 1.1 levis. i received vent pics and am hesitant. to my untrained eye, looks like both have hemipenial bulges.  i have not seen them in person. may i get some feedback from some more experienced nephurus keepers?thanks...jonathan#1#2 
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						<title>daytona 2013?</title> 

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 hello,i went to the show in daytona last weekend and had a great time! i actually went hoping to get some nephrurus, and instead my wife came hope with a new panther chameleon. not sure how that happened. lol anyway....there was a guy there that had a nice group of nephrurus for sale including s... 
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						<title>URGENT ,gecko found</title> 

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 Hello,My wife works next door to &amp;quot;Petco&amp;quot;....and 2 nights ago while working she found this tiny little guy.....i can tell you it does not have sticky feet as a &amp;quot;day&amp;quot; or &amp;quot;tokay&amp;quot;....it just scurries real quick......its been in a container about the... 
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						<title>Super Light Yate Leachianus</title> 

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						<title>Help indentifying this Gecko</title> 

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 I recently rescued this gecko from a lady who had him in 10 gal. tank with play sand and water dish only. Ive upgraded the substrate, added a hide, vines and branches and heat. She told me it was a Spiny Tail Gecko. Ive searched all over the internet to identify and find proper care information for ... 
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						<title>House Gecko EGGS!</title> 

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           I got two Tropical House Geckos (aka Amerafrican House Geckos) about a week ago and now there's an egg in their tank.  I am positive it is an egg and not the geckos' waste.  I just don't know what to do with the egg. These are the questions I have.1) Should I incubate it, if so what shou... 
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						<title>Marco Island geckos</title> 

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 Hey everyone I'm going to Marco Island, Florida over spring break and was wondering if anyone knew of someplace near there where I can find house geckos or any other kind but house geckos just seem the most likely.  I know they live all around Florida but if anyone knows where there is a large popul... 
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