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#1554895
Baldy34
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My new addition!! 
heres my new loe havent named him yet 
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12/23/07 09:34pm
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#1556618
Potatoman
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Message To: Baldy34 In reference to Message Id: 1554895
My new addition!!
you shouldnt use sand in your setup.your gecko could accidently eat it and become impacted.that is when it gets stuck in their intestines and they cant digest food properly.
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12/26/07 11:42am
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#1576750
Repfanatic
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Message To: Potatoman In reference to Message Id: 1556618
My new addition!!
You should be using tile, paper towels or reptile carpet. If you keep it on the sand, or any loose substrate for that matter, you are asking for trouble. Also, this is the Tokay gecko forum. You have a leopard gecko.
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01/13/08 07:57am
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#1582226
SmellBell
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Message To: Repfanatic In reference to Message Id: 1576750
 My new addition!!
name it fat-tail or spotty
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01/17/08 01:11pm
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Kid dutra
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Message To: SmellBell In reference to Message Id: 1582226
My new addition!!
ah the old sand argument ...... well how big is he??? i breed leos and usualy keep them on papertowel and advise if using sand wait till their atleast 6 inches all of my breeders are on sand at this moment and i have 2 10yearold leos that have been on sand very fine washed play sand soince they where about 2 years old....and they are fine i just dont trust calcium sand since it clump together when wet and hardens afterwords and the grain is to bigg.... if u use sand with larger leos u can be good with fine grain washed play sand u dont have to listen to the critics lol
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03/03/08 10:33am
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