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sneaky2
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whoever it was would proberbly end up being snake food with one that big :sml1: pity the digger ate it &c:ry no idea what the gecko is,assuming its a gecko :dunno:
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bwa ha haaa :sml1: if only.. naaa lifted off facebook...coastals waaaay more cold tolerant...i keep mine outside all year round after the first winter inside. when the waterdragons are hibernating the coastals still semi active,and start mating late august..if its being fussy with the veggies give it only veggies,it will eat them eventualy, then live food only once or twice week. thats jafa weather where i am.no substrate for babies,try vermiculite for damp box,easy on the mealwoorms,have heard of them eating there way out of baby leos gut as they dont have the crushing power to squish them.... :dunno: could be a rumor.you still goin L.A your a machine.....night! im somewhere between here :mbh: n here :yaw1:wine n candlelight? or another season......good night squirt... :happy2: :nilly: :slfg:Duuuuhhh was he? wheres the sarcasim icon???awwww stop it.....dont make the mistake of taking yourself toooooo seriously...lifes way to short...just ask the whistling tree frogs!...lolwas it this one?lifespan of Litoria ewingii (whistling tree frog) october the something to october the something?can u be more specific (or however its spelt) cause im well drunk :sick: and not far from :yaw2: unless i can convince the missus otherwise :nfs: and !drool: !drool: somthing like this :rotf: 8) :yaw2: n then sleep icon..,...apparently unless i stay on the forum too long n then will be more like :thup: :thup: :yaw1: :yaw2: :an!gry &c:ry :yaw2: insert sleep icon.e.ctr e.c.t....loluuuuuuummm. a bit warm this time of year.i assume they were inside?...what size enclosure?was it well ventilated?was it north face?....e.c.t.. bla bla blaaa.i dont know about repto but im well drunk! wheres the icon for that? can use this one right now :happy2: n maby this one later :sick: but wheres the coma icon?????love ya work work :thup:2.1ml+1.8mw+1.9mh from memory :cofn:enclosure waaaaay to small for 2, is there anyway you can get them outside in a bigger enclosure?adult beardies and waterdragons love em, seen waterdragons leap a couple of feet in the air to snap them up as they fly past...wasps or bees that is. dont think id risk it with babies ,jouvies ok though.. :thup:yup total petshop mentality, there definatly getting somthing out and playing with it :sml1:yea just given them a blast! be interesting to see if they answer that question :facepalm: :facepalm: :facepalm: :facepalm: :facepalm:Sunlights free!....when we get it....move the heat source to one end, put one probe on the basking spot, preferably elevated on a branch. good for uv penetration as well. put the other probe at the opposit end on the ground , you want to have a hot basking spot up high and a cool area down low at opposit end. so they can thermoregulate. need about200mm between dragons head and heat source if ceramic heater. even temp is bad.bad.bad i hope where talking inland beardies here?if coastal way to hot...so just health standard then...maby a baby blue toung,wouldnt jam an adult in there.... can you not move it outside?