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RE: Male/ Female

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Posted by: treerich4 at Sun Sep 10 18:22:59 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by treerich4 ]  
   

Thanks les4toads. Now I know it is not my imagination. I have been very worried about those two. I have had them since July 28 2006. I feed them all the ants that they will eat. I give them fresh water in a dish and I mist them three times a week. I fed them crickets and mini mealworms when I ran out of ants. The temp is 105 and cool end 80. They have a 8.0 uvb about 6" from them. Is there anything else I can do to fatten them up. I do not want to loose them. Should I seperate them?


   

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