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 Considering an african fat tail

I’m not sure what kind of gecko to get. at first I wnated to get a leopard gecko but with the issue of eating the sand and everything I decided forget it. Before I decide I have some questions for anyone who owns one, Are they social? Are they expensive? And do they stay healthy on just mealworms instead of crickets?
08/02/08  05:48pm

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   Message To: Leah_Lizard   In reference to Message Id: 1817268


 Considering an african fat tail

first for leos just dont put them on sand... easy as that. I have heard that multipul females in the same tank seem to "enjoy" it, but I am skeptical. Two males is definatly not a good idea. The expense depends on quality, and morph. AT a petr store you can usually get juviniles for 60$. I wasnt able to get mine to eat mealworms, but a varried diet is always good.



08/02/08  09:16pm

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   Message To: Jakemyster44   In reference to Message Id: 1817502


 Considering an african fat tail

do they like be handled is what i meant?
08/02/08  10:53pm

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   Message To: Leah_Lizard   In reference to Message Id: 1817268


 Considering an african fat tail

They dont "like" it, but most will tolerate it.
I wouldn’t feed it just mealworms, not sure if thats healthy, with all the chiten, i would give it supers, and crix.
08/07/08  03:26am

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   Message To: Dislimbed   In reference to Message Id: 1822555


 Considering an african fat tail

thanks
08/07/08  09:00am


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