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some pics of my boivinis:
regards
Matthias
Blaesodactylus boivini
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Blaesodactylus boivini
by vierfleck » Fri Jan 12, 2007 4:57 pm
Hello,
some pics of my boivinis:
regards
Matthias
some pics of my boivinis:
regards
Matthias
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by Alpaulo » Fri Jan 12, 2007 5:00 pm
Awesome boivinis..
That like a carpet type thing in the background? You find your geckos hide behind there?
I used something similar when keeping Tokays, worked really well.
That like a carpet type thing in the background? You find your geckos hide behind there?
I used something similar when keeping Tokays, worked really well.
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by vierfleck » Fri Jan 12, 2007 5:05 pm
Hello,
in the background its sisal fibre,they dont hide behind,i have it in the enclosure for humidity. The geckos are about 28-29 cm,and they can bite like tokays.This year i moved to a new flat,and when i catched the female boivini,she shouts like a female tokay,only louder.Didn`t expected it,so i frightened and let her go.2nd try,she shouted again,but this time,she had no chance
The common name is Madagassian Giant Gecko. So this species is called in Germany.
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Matthias
in the background its sisal fibre,they dont hide behind,i have it in the enclosure for humidity. The geckos are about 28-29 cm,and they can bite like tokays.This year i moved to a new flat,and when i catched the female boivini,she shouts like a female tokay,only louder.Didn`t expected it,so i frightened and let her go.2nd try,she shouted again,but this time,she had no chance
The common name is Madagassian Giant Gecko. So this species is called in Germany.
regards
Matthias
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by Bushbaby » Fri Jan 12, 2007 9:46 pm
Ah that is very nice!! They must be awesome. How easy are they to keep. What do they feed on? Just insects or fruits as well?
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Blaesodactylus boivini
by vierfleck » Fri Jan 12, 2007 10:00 pm
Hello,
they live sympatric with Mad grandis,high above in the trees. It´s said,that its difficult to find a harmonizing pair.I got luck,that mine are doing fine.I own them about 1,5 year,I got 2 clutches, but they glue their eggs,so i broke the first eggs
The second clutch was eaten by crickets,my damn fault. Then I moved 2x,so i hope,this year they will breed
I only feed insects, crickets,roaches and sometimes a naked babymouse.But I should try to feed fruit,it can´t cause damage,if they eat it.
regards
Matthias
they live sympatric with Mad grandis,high above in the trees. It´s said,that its difficult to find a harmonizing pair.I got luck,that mine are doing fine.I own them about 1,5 year,I got 2 clutches, but they glue their eggs,so i broke the first eggs
The second clutch was eaten by crickets,my damn fault. Then I moved 2x,so i hope,this year they will breed
I only feed insects, crickets,roaches and sometimes a naked babymouse.But I should try to feed fruit,it can´t cause damage,if they eat it.
regards
Matthias
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by froot » Sat Jan 13, 2007 6:00 pm
naked babymouse
LOL! never thought of it like that.
Incredible! Thanks for the info on this species and good luck. Keep us posted.
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. wrong topic. nice geckos anyway
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