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8)Well i was looking for a nice gecko for my daughter Cassie and she has always wanted a crested or Mossy leaftail gecko, so i came across some really nice looking Mossy's so im gona get ahold of the dealer and see if i can get the one in the pic, in the top left coner and bottom right coner.. What do you all think???? Does it look like a nice healthy gecko to you?? Does anyone here have a Mossy??
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Wow, those are some weird looking Geckos. But they're kind of cute is a strange sort of way!!! -
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Never had one but there is a leaf tailed gecko forum on
Have a goodun'
Eric aka...RedComment
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Re: Mossy Leaftail Gecko...
Uros are not an easy species to keep. they require low temps and high humidity. They dont tolerate high temps well at all. I would go with a crested they are alot more forgiven then Uro. gecko. but i really want to have some one day. But those in the pic are some sweet gexs.Comment
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Re: Mossy Leaftail Gecko...
You know what I could have swornen there was a leaf tail forum... Well there is not but I bet there are alot of people that can help you anyways... benntoe is on that site all the time...
Eric aka...RedComment
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Re: Mossy Leaftail Gecko...
there is a leaf tail forum at the site. except we at Gecko Island broke the forum into their (geckos) latin names leaf tails are Uroplatus or you can just click here -->http://www.geckoisland.com/modules.p...lay&fid=45 that will take you to the Uroplatus forums or leaf tails.. ;DComment
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Re: Mossy Leaftail Gecko...
That's funny I was just comming here to recorrect my self on that... hehe
Well have a good'un
Eric aka...RedComment
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Re: Mossy Leaftail Gecko...
8)Ok the dealer is gona hold one for me and if i dont get one from the swap im going to then im gona get the one from the dealer.. Caring for them wont be a prob..I got a huge hexagon tank im gona set up with live plants and bark and tree branches, tank will be set at 78 temp, humidity wont be a prob, the lighting will be a very low watt plant light bulb that puts out UVB. Misting twice a day, once in morning and once late at night, and feeder prey will be silkworms, crickets, king mealworms in the soft stage, moths and a new born pinkie mouse from time to time.. Also the prey will be coated with a calcium/vitamin powder twice a week.. 8) As soon as i get the gecko and all settled in il get pics and post um..
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Re: Mossy Leaftail Gecko...
Congrats on the new possible addition to you family.Comment
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