fishboy1

tuis, wouldn't touch the stuff, prefer the more exotic types

long time ago, must have memory loss

no , in the public domain, didnt you hear that the zoo managed to let a few escape , hole in a cage, look around pt chev domain

all the best ones are illegal

seems the algae is growing after 2 weeks of flouscent lighting, about 1cm of growth, the mud seems to help a great deal in holding it down, lights on night only,

that's reassuring, just wouldnt want to be the chosen ones!!.

from what i remember only one sex will be for sale around $1700 nzd for a year or so. its a shame the auckland zoo managed to kill all there chameleons, at one point they had over 50 babies, a few luckily went to leigh, ti point, the rest succunbed to the zoo's ill trained staff, the jacksons chameleon is most suited to auckland, cold climate tollerant. the zoo's given the responsibility to preserve and display/educate but there track record is pretty appalling

thanks, i thought i read that leopard geckos are being breed in new zealand for the public and the off chance day geckos might be, my favourite reptile todate are chameleons, they are one of the most intelligent reptillian creatures i've had.maybe one day they will be available here but i doubt it

just seeing if anybody has a madagascan day gecko in new zealand, i have heard a couple of places have them