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Sunherp
at Thu Jan 6 16:54:02 2011 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Sunherp ]
Dusty,
Many adult syspila actually get brighter with age. It's pretty common for some localities to develope extensive orange flecking or even an orangish wash over their background color of white, cream, yellow, or gray.
My office Crested Geckos eat almost strictly the Repashy diet. I give them insects from time to time and add a piece of over-ripe fruit on occasion, too. They're hardy as can be and I can't seem to stop my pair from breeding. I have one of the ExoTerra combo-hoods on top with an incandescent bulb in one socket for additional heat via a basking area (which they actually use when it's cold here in MT) and a full spectrum (6,500K) compact fluorescent bulb in the other. They're awesome animals and are a stark contrast to my triangulum collection at home.
-Cole
L. t. gentilis - Golden, CO
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