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It says compatible species on the cover of it,what geckos are compatible with leos?Is it a good book?
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1.0.0 Ball Python
1.0.0 Crocodile Gecko
0.0.1 Mediterranean Gecko
2.0.0 African Fat tail Geckos
1.1.0 Leopard Geckos(1.0.0 Blizzard and 0.1.0 High-Yellow)
1.0.0 Tokay Gecko
0.1.0 Buckskin Crested Gecko
1.0.0 Madagascan Four Lined Plated Lizard
0.1.0 Western Painted Turtle
1.0.0 Veiled Chameleon
1.0.0 Chinese Water Dragon
0.1.0 Southern Brown Basilisk
1.0.0 Giant Green Iguana
1.1.0 Green Anoles

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A good book is an understatement!!! This book has everything you would ever need to know about leopard geckos in it, and a very intensive look into the breeding of leopard geckos and i guess what you mean by compatible species there is a section in the back of the book about AFT's and there are a bunch of the other species of "eyelid" geckos in the very back.

Worth the money for this book....trust me!,
Eric W.
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4 great leo's(comin up on breeding hopefully by next year!)
0.1 normal(darla)
0.1 high yellow(dorry)
0.1 rainwater albino(floe)
0.1 blizzard (angel-she's crosseyed)

I agree with Eric, it is a very good book. It is really not a good idea to put leos in a tank with any other, different species of geckos or lizards. The fat tail gecko, even though it looks very much like a leo, has different environment requirements. I think any time you try to mix species, someone ends up thriving and the other ends up declining. But some good news is that you can house multiple female leos in a large enough tank. A general rule of thumb is 1 adult gecko per 10 gallons of tank space. Good luck!

Here is a picture of one of my female tanks:

in your tank set up image u posted....
do you have 2 hammocks in there?
and are the 2 attached to each other with the suction cups?

i would like a way to increase floor space in my tank
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1.4.0 leopard geckos - raine, mango, noodle, jaws, & sobe
0.1 bearded dragon - sydney
0.1 king snake & 0.2.3 corn snakes
1 red eye tree frogs, 3 green tree frogs, 2 firebelly toads
5 anoles,8.0 bettas & numerous tropicals
1.2 dogs (dachshund-pepper, brittany spaniel-jenni, lab-kaci)
1 hubby & 2 boys

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All those manual books are basically caresheets.
I have i, it also talks about temp sexing and how higher incubation temps minimize the dark or spots on leos.
Its a good book but like I said its basically a caresheet.
The leopard gecko manual also talks about AFT.

Jack
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0.1 Hypo-Tang Leopard Gecko
0.1 Tremper Albino Hypo Tang Leopard Gecko
1.0 Hypo Tang Leopard Gecko
1.0 Crested Geckos
0.0.1 CB Baby Saharan Uromastyx

I like the copy I own and refer back to it frequently. It says that collared lizards, South African Flat-Tailed Lizards, and Small Girdle-tailed lizards. It also says to make sure that the lizards you put in with the leos should have different day/night cycles. REMEMBER: Keep a close eye on a mixed vivaria!!

Alyssa
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