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Charlie

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  1. they are tiny mayby 3mm!!! Im not happy aye, fully got the order number the wrong way round. How long will it take them to grow?

    temps are a 33 and fresh food every day... I have chucked in a slice of apple too?

    My crickets will arrive soon to they are adults so they should start breeding soon.

  2. got 50 Locusts today, i ordered the wrong size so i am going to have to grow them out...

    I have some crickets on the way (adults) for breeding and to feed the Leos that now arrive next saturday as that is when the breeder is happy for them to go.

    For the locusts I have them in 50 liters plastic tub, grass and egg crates... they have a 60watt lamp on them until me heat cable arrives for them then ill switch them onto that (I have a contoller to keep temps at about 28...

    Am i doing it correct?

  3. thought you said leopards could be fed on mealworms as a staple diet

    well they can according to people who breed them on a commercial size

    Sources

    http://www.geckosetc.com/htm/care.htm

    http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index ... 515AAzVSLo

    http://www.reptileforums.co.uk/newbie-a ... worms.html (goes on a varied diet but states Meal Worms can be kept on a sole diet)

    http://www.leopardgecko.com/leopard-gecko-care

    http://www.leopardgeckoguide.com/leopar ... -and-diet/

    http://www.leopardgeckokeeping.com/what ... os-eat.php

    just a few i found in 5 mins

  4. when you have been round awhile you will see fads come and go

    and prices go up and down

    my personal opinion is that anyone who thinks animals are a good financial investment had better know their apples and be in for the long haul

    well most people who try to make money from animals need to be set-up to do so...

    L46 you would need many many pairs because they take 2 years to mature, have a MAX of 13 eggs per spawn and take a long time to grow to a sellable size

    Leopards require expensive diets if your not set-up correctly, and again are slow breeders...

  5. those serious reptile breeders have to sell their progeny to someone and some animals end up with less serious breeders

    the main thing wrong i see if the bill passes is all those worthless snakes

    like when the ferret industry collapsed in this country and animals were just released to the wild

    sort of defeats the purpose

    only a % of the population will keep reptiles and once that % have got their reptiles market prices will drop

    take redears in this country as a prime example once a good dollar to breed

    blue tongues have dropped in price for young quickly because some want to get a quick buck

    this years fad won't take long to drop in price

    Is this Leopard Geckos and L46?

    I dont see their prices dropping for a few yeaars. They are hard to source...

    Then with the Leopards if someone works on a Morph then the bucks will go back up.

    However yes if the bill passes many will be chucked into the wild and i dont see the prices dropping again, they may even rise as they will be hard t o source and will only go to serious breeders/collectors that know what they are doing.

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