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Hi.
Its about time time to put my fat tails together...do any of you guys and gals have any of your own experience breeding them?
Would like a few tips from people I can trust so I came to all of you, let me know.
Thanks guys.
Trayton
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by Trayton » Tue Sep 04, 2007 10:18 pm
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by Rob » Tue Sep 04, 2007 10:24 pm
Just keep them like Leopard geckos. 
Rob Deans
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by Trayton » Tue Sep 04, 2007 10:42 pm
Ahem...
If I knew how to do the "quote" thing I would, but I did ask for someone I could trust & someone with thier own experience!
lol, just kadding....about the first part
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If I knew how to do the "quote" thing I would, but I did ask for someone I could trust & someone with thier own experience!
lol, just kadding....about the first part
Punctuation fixed!
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by Rob » Tue Sep 04, 2007 10:46 pm
The "ahem" part?
Ok im bored of this. Someone who knows about geckos please answer the man.
Ok im bored of this. Someone who knows about geckos please answer the man.
Rob Deans
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by froot » Wed Sep 05, 2007 8:46 am
No need for the disrespect Trayton, it won't conjure the replies you are hoping for.
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by Bushviper » Wed Sep 05, 2007 3:36 pm
Rob if I was still breeding these geckos I would also do it exactly the same as Leoprad geckos. I have kept a few hundred of these geckos and hatched a number of eggs without doing anything different to Leopard gecko keeping.
I have not owned any of these for a few years now but I assume the husbandry would still be the same.
I have not owned any of these for a few years now but I assume the husbandry would still be the same.
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by Rob » Wed Sep 05, 2007 4:59 pm
FROOT - Trayton actually works for me so i get his sarcasm. Cheeky bugger.
BV - I wouldve thought the same.
BV - I wouldve thought the same.
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by Trayton » Wed Sep 05, 2007 6:07 pm
yes sorry froot...Rob and i laughed about it this morning, my intention was not to come across like that 
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i was told about keeping them like leopard geckos and asked Rob what he thought...hence his first reply...the reason i had questioned this method was that i had read kynan's article in the old UE mag...he said he put his pair together to prepare their hibernation chambers and turned to check for any signs of aggression,i wasn't sure if they would be aggressive towards each other.
thanks for the replies guys
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i was told about keeping them like leopard geckos and asked Rob what he thought...hence his first reply...the reason i had questioned this method was that i had read kynan's article in the old UE mag...he said he put his pair together to prepare their hibernation chambers and turned to check for any signs of aggression,i wasn't sure if they would be aggressive towards each other.
thanks for the replies guys
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by froot » Wed Sep 05, 2007 8:05 pm
Ok understood, sorry
Rob, pay him some more so he can go learn how to punctuate his sentences, I battle to read his posts
Trayton, I would've said speak to Kynan, he would in my opinion be the guy to ask. If you want I can pm you his number.
Rob, pay him some more so he can go learn how to punctuate his sentences, I battle to read his posts
Trayton, I would've said speak to Kynan, he would in my opinion be the guy to ask. If you want I can pm you his number.
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by Trayton » Thu Sep 06, 2007 6:40 am
sorry if you guys are finding it difficult to read my posts, i am english so im not quite sure why they are turning out like that!
anyway i put them together and it was pretty cool watching the male do his thing,he tried for about 5 minutes (this is the second time i put them together) and he was in there
he looked buggered afterwards, anyway we have to see what happens...im not expecting the first eggs to be fertile.
thanks for the input guys.
anyway i put them together and it was pretty cool watching the male do his thing,he tried for about 5 minutes (this is the second time i put them together) and he was in there
he looked buggered afterwards, anyway we have to see what happens...im not expecting the first eggs to be fertile.
thanks for the input guys.
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