Recent content by HugeGenes&LoLa

Do they sell liquid calcium there by any chance?

Somerset county represent!

I really wish I knew how to work gimp. I'm not really all that good with the software. I don't really know what the tools do. I wish I could get a tutorial from someone.

I like the free route... tell me more please! I have kompozer, but it's pretty limited. What about this Gimp program?

Stick with a UTH, cables or heat tape.

Isn't adobe photoshop like 600$ though?

Lauren & I will probably be going. We went to the one on October 17th. We saw JMG there and Nevin (From Moyer's Monsters). They had some stunning leopard geckos on display. Nevin had a leopard gecko the size of a baby alligator. Must've been 2+ inches in diameter.

Rhodesian Ridgeback maybe?

Lauren and I went to the city(NY) in March and we came across a few dogs that had been abandoned and tied to a fence on the sidewalk. We really liked the look of one of them and decided to take a picture. We want to know what breed it is in case we decide to get one in the future. Thanks!!

I'm using perlite as the substrate. I weighed the S.I.M, I filled it to the fill line, weighed it again to determine perlite weight, then sprayed water to match the perlite weight for 50/50 ratio. Problem was the eggs dented, but also developed mold. So I'm confused. So the eggs weren't...

Was specifically asking OG, because the recommended substrate has not been working for me.

Hey, what kind of substrate is that? And what's the water to substrate ratio are you using?

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I'm actually having this problem with one of my snow enigmas right now. What did you do to fix it? My gecko has shed stuck inside of his eye. I've been using qtips, warm water, and at times saline solutions to get it out, but he shuts his eye closed too tightly for me to wrestle it out. It's...

Just curious, how much perlite / vermiculite did you put in? Did you fill it to the line? And how much water did you put in? I'm curious because I filled mine to the fill line and put in 50% perlite and 50% water (by weight), but it still seems dry. I think it was like 155g of perlite and...