HarrysHerps

Nice! If you have any available or breed them let me know, it was be a awesome pattern to mix with my yellow elegans. Do you have any other natives?

Nice gecko! Harder to find ones with the full stripe down the tail.

:iag: crickets will escape or be very difficult to find in a grassy enclosure that size. You would also need to feed at least 50 a week plus fruits and veges which you could plant in there. You can always replace water without the worry of a filter, but this would need to be done about twice a week. Good size enclosure though, just make sure it allows plenty of sun.

Are you sure these aren't the small adult forms of the white worm?

Thanks for the advice guys :gpo2: They are not mites (mealworms other side of room) more like the worms you speak of. It sounds like the containers are really the way to go. How do you know how moist to make the containers?

Hey forum, Its common for bad eggs to grow fungus but i seem to be getting a distinctly large amount of them in my Rcom Juragon RX? (which I now know is not the best incubator) These eggs get very very small insects/parasites crawling on them which I cant find anything about? There are mixed opinions with fungus whether it is too much water and not enough ventilation or they are bad eggs. It is my groups first year of laying but they are healthy weights. I'm putting it down to the bad incubator as it cant reach over 83% humidity but keeps pumping water in. But any advice/input is very much appreciated? Here's an update photo of my oldest stunning baby gecko, just wish i had more to share :facepalm:

We took the lid off to add more ventilation (like they would in the wild) as they were not eating as well and now they are doing great. We have never had issues with them escaping. This may be due to them being young and hide mostly. Or because they are surrounded by water and rarely enter it.

Yea probably just brought over as pets and never bred. But there's always an excess of rumors in our reptile trade...

Surprised we didn't have these ones brought over in the early days considering how popular they are in ausi. Have any of the older members heard of them being here?

I would check out trade me for the morphed geckos as pet stores have no interest in buying morphs. Though the ones at Hollywood Albany do look quite nice.

Marine tanks can take a long time to finish cycling, it is normal for your nitrites to be high after your ammonia has dropped. A water change will help a bit but patience is the key :thup:

Preferably axolotls should be kept alone and separate. During feeding time or if they are hungry a neighboring axolotl's arms, legs or gills will be a blind quick snack.

Thanks man, yea the morph game is sometimes unpredictable, i got him when he still had some spots and was very young.

My first 2 week old baby from my hypomelonistic father :bggrn: SHOULD loose most or all its patterns by about two months. Can see already his markings are lighter and more brown/grey than black. And a SUPER SUPER MACK SNOW!! :slfg:

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