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And in true form, she is nowhere to be seen once again. :cool:

Thank you, Carol! The little joker was sitting on a branch right under her sister when I went back to look again. There must be a crevice in the huge cork bark that lines the back, so even though I pulled it out and stuck my fingers in all the deep grooves and knot holes.. she was being clever...

Nevermind. Present and accounted for. Please delete this thread. :o

I'm not kidding... not even a little. One of the Brev's has been missing since yesterday, after their breakfast. I didn't think much of it, as one is usually pretty stealth. When I didn't see her this morning, however, I dismantled the Exo and didn't find her. I don't know what to do.. what to...

That is really cute! :)

She was just defending herself, as you said. You really can't be too upset with her... and it is hilarious!! :D Be glad she let go.. :p

Little gecko babies are so darn cute! :) Congratulations!! Where did you get the green "vine" thing? I think that might work in the baby enclosure I'm putting together for Sela's kids.

Whatever you do, do not get complacent with the ants. A couple years ago, I lost a few of my most high end geckos and more were injured by the ants. I think our house is built on a giant ant hill or something. No amount of poison, exterminating, soapy water, Neem oil, physical barriers...

I have no input on the outside thing, as I face somewhat of a similar scenario here in the bay area. I just wanted to say, both Nosy's are gorgeous!! Love those close ups of the googly face mitsio! :D

Maurer3D ..it looks like she's giving you the "stink eye" ..they are cute!! :)

I'm considering it, but I think the girls probably like their big condo all to themselves ;)

Thanks.. so Telma and Louise it is!! :D As for fat.. Telma was really a fatty when she first got home. She got progressively wider and wider by the day.. then one day, she looked like she got flattened "cartoon style". I was convinced she must've laid some eggs somewhere, but 2 days later, she...

If it helps, these 2 have identical tails as far as length and width goes, so I'm leaning toward females. I guess I just thought males due to the amount of pattern they both have.. obviously a misconception of some info I was given. Thanks everyone! :) Maurer3D ..I'd still like to see...

Also, this passed weekend was a holiday for some... just a thought. ;)

So, in my ignorance.. I do have 2 of the same gender ..just not 2 males. Fair enough.. Telma and Louise is a much easier transition :)

Here's a pic from the original ad they were posted in (the pic has since been removed from the ad, or I would've posted a link to it).

I picked these two up as a pair, a few weeks ago. I even named them accordingly ..and thought "Telma" was gravid. However, with prolonged observance and confusing states of "belly size" from day to day.. fat one day, skinny the next.. I am proper confused. :p I hope you can tell me something...

Every time I see Romeo, I want to get myself a Sambava.. but I'm trying very, very hard to be good and wait to see what Sela's eggs bring. He sure is a handsome fella, Carol! :) I noticed there's a light string on the rope he's using. Do you turn these lights on when he's on there? Have they...

I agree that you shouldn't give the Bene Bac without a fecal flotation, but I am familiar with it. It's a basic OTC supplement that provides a "good flora" boost to an animal's gut flora. In my experience, it has been harmless ...however, I have only used it on my Vet's advice AFTER a flot has...

The only lizards I am familiar with being acceptable hosts for snake mites are those with similar scale structure, such as skinks. I have torts, geckos, a Bearded Dragon, and a Blue tongued skink, etc. ..and the only one of my "kids" that gets infested with the snakes is the Bluey. I get rid...