Kids' Geckos

15/11/2020

15/11/2020

15/11/2020

15/11/2020

14/11/2020

Sorry for no action in the page. IG and FB were fighting my phone, but I finally figured it out.

Photos coming soon of the 4 babies hatched this year as well as geckos ready to fly.

Future breeder Ripple, still small but already adorable.

18/08/2020

First bebes of 2020 showed their cute little selves!
Welcome to the world, little ones!

Albums to follow.

21/07/2020

O.M.G. Lookie who just laid eggies for me!!!

07/06/2020

3 sets of eggies laid, three different pairings.
Cosmos x Cream Puff (questionable set of eggs)
PopRocks x Cookie (fertile)
Perdy x Temple (fertile)
Waiting on Baron x Baton eggs...saw some digging today.

23/05/2020

Every single juvenile showed a growth/weight increase. Some 2gm, some as much as 10 gm in 4 weeks. Woot!

21/03/2020

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Like many of you already know I love Ariel Cudia home made diet and I have been using it for years!

Well he has come out with an even easier way to make the diet a lot of us know and love, with his Aritonnic Gecko Diet Complete Protein mix and new Aritonnic Gecko Diet with Insects!

With just a pouch and a few more ingredients, you can make about 3lbs of fresh food that you can freeze for up to a year and defrost when needed! It is easy to make and you can feed it every other day!

Directions for Aritonnic Gecko Diet Complete Protein Mix:

16oz of Kefir ( you can use any flavor)
15g of honey
330g of Mango ( frozen or fresh)
320g of cannned peaches in 100% fruit juice ( drain the peaches)
1 banana
1 pouch
Blend well in a 48oz blender

Directions for Aritonnic Gecko Diet with Insects:

16oz of Kefir ( you can use any flavor)
15g of honey
315g of mango ( frozen or fresh)
310g of canned peaches in 100% fruit juice ( drain the peaches)
1 banana
1 pouch
Blend well in a 48oz Blender

16/03/2020

03/16/2020

16/03/2020

03/16/2020

Movin' on up...he's in a nice plastic tank now. :)

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11/03/2020

10/03/2020

Those "petting zones for cats" charts are going around again so here's one for cresteds