cleadus1

make up some sort of warm box type thing, maybe with a spare heat pad or ceramic heat emitter. my big male escaped a couple of times and found him under my heated mealworm breeding rack..

do they reproduce as fast and as much as normal ones?

Here is a pic of a couple of my leo babies, notice the colour difference the brighter yellow one is the younger sibling, from same parents.. obvious which one is called stumpy.. one of its siblings thought its tail looked like a nice wrigley worm..

anyone have a problem with them and what can you do to stop them from infesting a colony?. just noticed one of my colonies is seething with them...

nice set-up! do you use a thermostat? where do you put it?.

where is a good place to get heat tape/cable at a good price?

I havnt been able to find any for ages!

baby from this year

are they ok to feed to leopard geckos? not poisonous or anything?. also anyone in the rotorua area have any spare live food?

this is the female, dont have a pic of the male.

here is a pic of my first leo baby this year, hatched a few days ago. about to shed i think.

just a quick couple of questions, does it effect water parameters much like ph? and can it harm some fish species?

so what would be a good way to keep the ph around 6.0 and the water clear?

you know how when u have driftwood in the tank and the water goes brown, using activated carbon removes the colour but will it also reduce the acidity of the water? i ask becuse i want to keep it kinda acidic for my rams.

native! nice!. might have to try get some.... have you got any n1ck? or any other plant trimings you wouldnt mind parting with...