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Day gecko info Hey Nic, I have some nice Gold dust day gex Phelsuma lauticauda lauticada. They are good display animals, really easy compared to chams and require very similar care/considerations... The youngsters will lap baby food off my fingers while on my hand...CB are better for that...

Hey Guys, I have some cb Gold dust day gecko babies for sale. They vary in age from 1 month to 5 months. Charging $15 for the little ones, and $25 for the older ones. PM me if you are interested. Cheers, T.

Hmmmmn, I was thinking that this might be a great article in the making for the online E-zine...anyone? PS great links Dave, good effort! Cheers, T.

Thanks Dave I appreciate the info. Now the decision comes into what I want more, a nice lens for my digital slr or a microscope...? Hmmmn! Could you post some more pics of different parasites, and perhaps explain to everyone how you set up the slides, and set up a key to identify the...

Hey Dave et al, Good thread very interesting indeed! I have a couple of questions for you, which parasites are considered STP's? Any recommendations for locating a resonably priced microscope? What capabilities (focal strength) does it need to have...I think someone mentioned 20-40X for...

Hey Everyone, I was wondering at what age brevs typically reach sexual maturity. I have a 3 month old male who I believe is getting close, and is starting to creep his sister and me out. ;) Anyone have any difinitive info? Cheers, T.

Hey Kenya, Trace and the others gave you good advice. Water her and leave her alone, but ensure that the temps aren't too high. My female dropped 21 babies on tues. Similar to your situation: She went off food the day before birthing, was also gaping(although high heat here that day so ?)...

Thanks, yes 21 is a lot of babies (unless you keep calyptratus ;), and a friend gave me 4 Jax babies from his clutch 2 days before and 2 baby Phelsuma laticauda l babies as well....and then 2 brevicaudatus babies hatched the same weekend...so yes a LOT of babies :D Cham heaven...getting close...

Very interesting Justyn, pity about the tongue and death. Well done for preserving the body! T.

Hey All, a female Jax of mine dropped 21 babies on tues. They are pretty much all doing well so far...they are really cute little babies, although very fiesty with each other. She did not eat much the day before, and paced for the 2 days prior to laying. She weighed 83 grams 2 prior and...

Nice pics Justyn! Keep them coming! Trevor

Very Nice Julirs, wife conned me into getting a Dane...what have I let myself in for! Cheers, Trevor.

Yeah, I'll probably be going. What are looking for in particular? Last time it was pretty pathetic...but there may be some Jacksonii xants, Veileds, and last time a couple of Deremensis, fischeri etc... Cheers, T.

I wouldn't sell them before they reached at least 2-3 months old. At that age they are worth more and have a better chance at surviving! If you are selling individually, you could probably get $50-75 each, less if selling in bigger groups. Good luck, T

They are legal and occasionally available as F1 farmed. Good to see you here Elisa...oh and the key to pigmy leaf chams is getting CB :D T.

Nice little males you have there! Mine are about 2-3 months now and are fun little things...very cool little chams! Enjoy them, they have been a pleasure to raise! T.

Bradypodion damaranum - male

Hey Casper, it has been a while since I have had Dilepis but I seem to remember that the dark body with bright yekkow spots is nonreceptive colour. Good luck next time... PS How do you know it is dilepis roperi?

Sorry didn't answer the original question: hydroton, screen, charcoal (optional) screen, spagnum(sp?) moss around pots, fiber/topsoil etc... Be aware that topsoil (in pots and in bags) typically has fungus gnats in it so...cook the soil and repot plants and use the rest to mix with coco...

I use bed -a-beast/coco fiber mixed with peat moss and a little top soil. I find the coco fiber dries out too soon on its own. Have fun, T.