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Another Shot

ginebig May 04, 2005 12:13 PM

Two in the Bush

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PHEve May 04, 2005 08:59 PM

Both look good ! Very hardy !
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ginebig May 05, 2005 06:19 AM

Thanks Eve, but don't get to attached They were bought with the intention of using them to entice some WC Saharan sand boas to start eating. They ARE startin' to grow on me though.

Quig

PHEve May 05, 2005 08:52 AM

tell ME that, Now everytime I see that pic I have to know they are going to get eaten,
I know I know, snakes have to eat, I like snakes.

Geesh I wish they would break out and come see me, ehehhehehe

I hope your snake eats soon, but something I dont know about, LOL
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ginebig May 05, 2005 09:37 AM

Eve, I'm not sure yet, they may wind up as pets . I've tried to feed already and nobody is interested. The snakes ARE wild caught though, so it may take a while. Lil guys are kinda cute ain't they?

Quig

PHEve May 05, 2005 10:52 AM

get them outta there QUICK, heheheehehe LMAO

HURRY!
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ginebig May 06, 2005 05:46 AM

OK, A serious question..............can they be sexed visually? Just wonderin' if I might wind up with eggs before they wind up snake food If they ever do.

Quig

PHEve May 06, 2005 08:43 AM

The Adult males have preanal and femoral pores, atleast in any house gecko I have seen.

Never had the flat tails, they are from Asia, but they still should be sexed in the same manner.

Take them out they are tooooooooooooo cute! look at those pretty faces, They get very nice patterns on them also.

They have been sending me mental messages for the last 2 days,

" Eve, don't worry, Quigs, a good guy, He won't let us die"

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ginebig May 06, 2005 09:46 AM

LOLOL, Eve I think they gonna wind up as pets anyhow, my boys are takin' a likin' to em. You can sleep peacefully again dear.

Quig

PHEve May 06, 2005 11:46 AM

I'm glad, I really think snakes are cool, and would have them, except for that part I draw the line at feeding BUGS,

I was looking at a pretty green rough snake though, since they are insect eaters, he can live here, ahahhahaha !

Hey nice talking, Oh I would like to see a pic of the geckos next month, DATED, LMAO

ahhhahahahahha
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ginebig May 06, 2005 10:14 PM

Yes'm, will do

Quig

PHEve May 06, 2005 10:18 PM


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ginebig May 07, 2005 10:11 AM

Do you know the proper way to keep these lil guys? I posted in here and in the general lizard forum for info on the husbandry and got no hits. Thanks for any help you might be.

Quig

PHEve May 07, 2005 02:05 PM

Hey sorry I moderate/host on the general lizard forum also, and did not see your question or I would have given it a whirl for sure, ehehhe !

I would assume the standard house gecko care would apply to these flat tails also, I will put a link at the bottom for ya !

Anything I can do to keep these cuties from being snake snacks, I will try and do, LOL
General House Gecko Care

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ginebig May 07, 2005 02:34 PM

Eve, you've done enough I'm keepin' em. But I feel like I should tell ya.........there were originally three. One was very thin when I got them. He passed this morning The other two are doin' fine though. Thanks for the care sheet. Oh yeah sorry, it was on the What is it forum. :|

Quig

ginebig May 11, 2005 10:00 PM

Eve, I was gone to camp with two of my boys for two days. I lost another one.

Quig

reako45 May 05, 2005 11:47 PM

Cool. What kinda geckos are they?

reako45

ginebig May 06, 2005 05:08 AM

They're called flat tailed house geckos.

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