ok, read the earlier posts here. leos' natural habitat is really mostly rocky, not beachy. think of a leo living in a natural stone wall with densely packed, hard, not loose sand in between the cracks.
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1.0 Hypo stripe, Het Rainwater from JL (BJ)
1.0 HypoTang from Crested (Apricot)
1.0 Tremper Albino (Cloud)
0.2 Hi-Yellow Leopard gecko (Beatrice, Pepper)
0.1 Normal (Freckles)
0.1 SHCT Leopard Gecko (Brite)
0.1 Tangy Mutt Leopard Gecko (Rainbow)
0.1 Tremper Albino (Leucy)
RIP Peaches, Ghost, Bill
Hatched: ~25
Holdbacks: 1.0 SHCTB- nice surprise! and 0.1 jungle
Available:
1.0 aberrant m, 0.1 pastel F, 9 month male circleback tang

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• Is sand okay for substrate if you feed in a seperate container? - kingofrain21, Thu Jan 5 14:13:49 2006
• RE: Is sand okay for substrate if you feed in a seperate container? - BlueLeo, Thu Jan 5 15:05:33 2006
• RE: Is sand okay for substrate if you feed in a seperate container? - Ria_12, Thu Jan 5 15:37:15 2006
• RE: Is sand okay for substrate if you feed in a seperate container? - geckogrl6, Thu Jan 5 15:55:23 2006
• RE: Is sand okay for substrate if you feed in a seperate container? - dragonvet, Thu Jan 5 21:15:48 2006
• RE: Is sand okay for substrate if you feed in a seperate container? - geckogrl6, Thu Jan 5 21:20:19 2006