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				<title>Kingsnake.com - Herpforum - Day Geckos (Phelsuma)</title> 

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				  The genus Phelsuma consists of several lizards in the gecko family, commonly referred to as Day Geckos. In contrast to most other gecko species, day geckos are active mainly during the day. Many species have bright green, red and blue colors which make them popular terrarium or vivarium pets. These brilliant colours play a role in intraspecies recognition and also serve as camouflage. Most Phelsumas are found in Madagascar, which may also be the origin of the genus. Day geckos feed on various kinds of insects and other invertebrates in the wild. They also eat nectar, pollen and occasionally soft, ripe and sweet fruits such as bananas.

Here you may post messages or questions pertaining to all aspects and issues regarding the keeping, breeding, health, and conservation of Phelsuma geckos. Don't forget to check out our other gecko related forums.

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						<title>Reputable Sources in Colorado</title> 

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 Hello,I was wondering if any of you might know of a reputable breeder in Colorado. I mainly am interested in Giant Day and Standing's geckos. The reptile expos and pet stores out here can be pretty weak. If I am going to pay that kind of money I would prefer to have better quality/ healthy animals... 
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						<title>Super Crimson Giant Day Gecko-Sub Adult</title> 

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 please visit for picshttp://boston.craigslist.org/sob/for/4704357025.html 
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						<title>Super Crimson Giant Day Gecko - Sub Adul</title> 

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 please visit for picshttp://boston.craigslist.org/sob/for/4704357025.html 
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						<title>Some Phelsuma cepediana pictures</title> 

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 Adult maleOne of my favorite femalesA gravid femaleA mature male. He is more green than most males, but does display blue highlights when not put in a 32oz cup.2012 male2013 female2013 male produced by a friend and received via trade. He will make a very nice pair with the female... 
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						<title>Tame Giant Day Geckos</title> 

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 To popular belief Giant Day Geckos, Phelsuma Grandis are handle able and become very tame. We have been working with them for the last 12 years and they are awesome. Most people who say they are experts really have know clue. Every grandis we tried to tame we did. We will be posting more pictures an... 
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						<title>Richard Quick info</title> 

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 Hello,I saw an ad for Richard Quick's giant day geckos....yesterday. The ad seems to have been removed and he only takes phone calls and money orders. He has some awesome geckos on sale and I'd really like to contact him. I hope he either reposts his ad or someone can get me his contact info! Was ... 
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						<title>Banana YELLOW Giant Day Gecko (PICTURE)</title> 

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 We finally did it.The project took SIX years.The first genetic YELLOW Giant Day Gecko, Phelsuma, grandis.http://www.giantdaygecko.com/picoftheweekmustard.html
 
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						<title>Anyone know Caleb Henry</title> 

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 hes selling 2 female Electric Blue Geckos ( Lygodactylus williamsi )  I sent a message asking a few questions and it set off an alert.  He replied (Yes they are still available. 100% that they are both female. They are both from the same clutch, their parents were WC from Madagascar )  But im pretty... 
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						<title>Nematode problem</title> 

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 I just got back from a new vet with my ill female P.standingi. She has gotten a bit thin and has had diarreah off and on for a couple weeks now. The cloacal wash identified nematodes and eggs, and alot of them. I am very worried about her. The reptile parasite book only made my worries worse. The bo... 
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						<title>Phelsuma flavigularis</title> 

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 Will be acquiring a sexed pair by next week from a private collection. Not much information other than there nasty dispostion to both males and females. Any breeding help would be appreciated. JERRY 
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						<title>BLUE Giant Day Geckos</title> 

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 Here is the working link. Sorry all!Blue Giant Day Geckos, Phelsuma grandis
 
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						<title>Help with Phelsuma m. g.</title> 

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 Hello all,I am completely new to day geckos. I was given 2 geckos a couple weeks ago by a friend who brought them from Daytona Show. I don't know who bred them, but he told they also had some hatching in the show.Well, the story with these guys is that they were pretty much forgotten in a small ... 
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						<title>Lined Day Geckos M/F ok to house?</title> 

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 Hi    I have been looking at day geckos and interested in lined day geckos.  I am thinking a male/female pair for a terrarium that measures 24 1/4 x 12 1/2 x 24 3/4 it's a 30 gallon extra tall. However reading about day geckos it seems most hate each other and can not be kept in pairs. Does this... 
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						<title>Day gecko with solidified calcium sacs</title> 

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 I have a female standing's and her right calcium sac seems to have solidified a few weeks ago. It's larger now and I wonder if anyone has experienced anything of this sort before.Here's a large picture. 
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						<title>BLUE Giant Day Geckos</title> 

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 &amp;quot;BLUE BLOOD&amp;quot; Giant Day Geckos are finally here!  Enjoy the photos from www.giantdaygecko.com.LINK to BLUE Giant Day Geckos
 
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						<title>new  day geckos coming...</title> 

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 hey guys i'm a novice gecko guy.... have and bred crested but say madagascar day geckos and fell in love.... i have a tropical 4 foot by 30 inches by 30 inches vivarium with a small water pond and waterfall.... can i trio go in there or do you guys recommend just placing male with individual females... 
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						<title>Mr. or Ms grandis?</title> 

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						<title>Phelsuma M Grandis open mouth breathing</title> 

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 I recently acquired a young (6-7 month) probable female P M Grandis. She's doing well and eating well and everything. Active and very alert. Calming down with handling as well. So everything's going well. I read online they like high temps so I brought her outside today since it's sunny. It's only a... 
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						<title>not quite Phelsuma</title> 

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 went to the omaha show and found these little guysthey have been on my wish list for many years.Lygodactylus williamsiits a bad pick that washes out the male he is truly neon blue but i didnt want to stress them any more today 
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						<title>2 Female Mad. Grandis in Same Enclosure?</title> 

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 Hello-Can I keep two female Mad. Grandis in the same enclosure providing it is large enough and there are several hiding places and ample food sources?Thanks  
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