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Yup, the size of it all is flexible, so I could add in more space to add the tail/legs. I was thinking of having the tail curling around underneath, allowing space for text on a card under the feet.

Designed a new logo. Kept it simple so it's easier to size to business cards, and maybe in the future...a banner. Not sure what I even think of it, though. Maybe any suggestions? Fiance thinks I should just form it into an entire gecko silhouette (feet+tail), but not sure how that would look...

Several mack snows for sale. Mostly TSF. One adult male. Shipping available or pick up in Los Angeles, CA area. Prices start at $50. https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.709371609112172.1073741843.556115874437747&type=1

That's what I was thinking, too, Aliza...but in the discussion between others, they brought up the "fact" that the offspring aren't viable offspring. Found a few mentions of the offspring not being healthy on other sites, as well. But honestly, I'd think that they would be just as healthy as any...

And no worries, not upset at those who simply don't know and end up crossing them. But this guy KNEW and still went through with it and supposedly will continue to do so.

Because if you cross a Bell albino with a Tremper albino, you get normals since the strains don't mix. But the offspring will be het bell and het tremper. Long story short, it muddies the genetics. Also, supposedly it doesn't produce healthy/viable (depending on what you read) offspring. I can't...

Arg...Found someone on Facebook purposely breeding a Bell to a Tremper and has produced babies and now trying to sell the babies. Fortunately, he does list them as Bell x Tremper....But after people are trying to educate him, he ends up being a *bleep* about it. *sigh* Just one of those many...

Lol...I was all excited when I heard you were doing this article a few days ago. Apparently, I didn't think of it as just attending, but vending. So even though this doesn't apply to me (about 6 years ago, it would have), I have to say, great job, as always! Still read it, and thank you. :)

FOUND A HOME! :D

When I first did this poll, I had a lot fewer than I do now. I currently have... 2 adult males, 4 adult females, 1 subadult female, 19 TSM babies/juvies (one older one is looking female, other older ones are looking male), and 2 more males and 5 TSF on their way. One new male is a Christmas...

Currently incubating at 88, and all are hatching at 40-45 days.

My fiance, John, is looking for a good home for J.J. This male does not do well with females in the vicinity and will not eat unless he's alone, no matter what time of year it is. So he's NOT for breeding. Currently feeding on primarily dubias and now doing well. "Dog tame" as John puts it. Pick...

You could tape cardboard around on the outside of them...

I feed a combination of crickets, dubias, and mealworms. The only one I breed currently? Dubias. I will NEVER consider breeding crickets. I only feed crickets to provide variety, and to make sure that the babies that will be going to new homes will eat crickets regularly in case the new home...

And Bonsai's clutchmate hatched this evening...found it with the tail still in the egg. Will likely name this one Bourbon. Normal x SHTCT