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#1701073
Bloud654
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 I need experts!!!!!
Ok here is my issue. I have 2 females and one male all in a 55 gal i know too small to house all 3 and i am working on a new home for them all. Ok i was cleaning out the cage and i found 1 egg! my thing is i dont know if my cleo who is older layed it or if it is nalu the younger one my guess is cleo. is this the start of her laying alot more eggs. How often do they mate how many more eggs will she lay. I went through all the sand and there were no more but the egg was cracked :( SO i need help is she going to lay more??? Oh and also can i house 2 females together or should i keep them all seperated??? please help i know there are more people out there with the knowldge.. What do i need for the breeding and also how do i know when she is prego were do i put the eggs whats the best way to deal with this how long is she prego for?????? please help......
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04/13/08 04:31am
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#1701219
Val1475
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Message To: Bloud654 In reference to Message Id: 1701073
I need experts!!!!!
What kind of reptile(s) do you have? I can try to help, but I need to know.
Michelle
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04/13/08 10:09am
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#1705105
Bloud654
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Message To: Val1475 In reference to Message Id: 1701219
I need experts!!!!!
I have bds and i just noticed that today my male has a bite on his leg so i am working on the new home but again i dont know if its ok to put the girls together when i make my new 4ft long 2ft wide and 2ft tall cage. please help.
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04/16/08 02:10am
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#1705323
JBGood
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Message To: Bloud654 In reference to Message Id: 1705105
I need experts!!!!!
it is best to seperate them all... you can build a stack that is 4x2x8 (could even go 4x2x7) for them and give each of them there own 4x2x2 space...if not you need to at least move the male out of there. a 55 gal is too small for one much less 3 BD... A stack would only use a 4x2 footprint of floor space, and would be realatively cheap to build. you would need 3 sheets of plywood (I would use 1/2 in but you could use 1/4 in if you build a strong enough frame (full sheet on back, half (8x2) on each side, and 1/4 sheet on top, middles and bottom. then use 1/4 to build frames for the sliding doors. you can buy 4ft sliding tracks for $6 a piece (you would need 3). Use either 2x4 ro 2x1 to build the frame. The glass for the doors will be the most expensive parts. any more questions let me know.
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04/16/08 10:47am
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#1706276
Bloud654
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Message To: JBGood In reference to Message Id: 1705323
I need experts!!!!!
were would i get the tracks from. i went to home depot and they didnt have any so thats not an option for me. any ideas? but if i decided to have 2 females in a 4*2*2 that would be ok tell i get around to making my ideal home for them????? and leaving my male in the 55 gallon by himself. how do you feel about plexi glass or is glass the way to go?? how do you guys feel about a rock wall in a 4*2*2 i mean i like the idea but i think it would make for less room for my bds to get around in the cage since i will be housing 2 of them in there. Please help...
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04/17/08 02:31am
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JBGood
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Message To: Bloud654 In reference to Message Id: 1706276
I need experts!!!!!
use doitbest.com they have plastic sliding tracks for glass. I would use 1/4" glass, as it does not scratch or warp. and is about the same price as plexi. the rock wall should not use too much space, plus you can build in a shelf the will give them extra space. what you are suggesting will work (not the best option but an improvement..) I would just build yourself a three stack and give them all new big homes...
pictures of two rock walls i have done, just a tip use TILE for the flat spaces it is MUCH easier to clean...
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04/20/08 01:05pm
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