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They can be quite docile but that doesn't mean all are. Out of my four PIs 2 are moderately handleable. I can't compare them to fat tails but I don't think any gecko will come close to how handleable beardies are. Mainlands in captivity have a smaller gene pool and are in many cases not as...

That's a ciliatus x chahoua...

Constant humidity is not not desireable and can actually cause problems. You want the enclosure to completely dry out between mistings.

Can you see these two?

Thanks you two! I have already posted my adults on the other forums so I didn't bother. I got the peach female from Philippe in '08 and the other from Rich Spekner earlier in '08. The first juvie is from Philippe but from Repashy stock. The second is from Steve Cemelli. I will post the...

Hey all, I don't post here much (well, I don't keep leos) so I figured I'd put up some pics of my chahouas! First, the adult females: The juvies:

http://www.pangeareptile.com/id52.htm http://www.pangeareptile.com/gargoylecare.htm Care is pretty similar but gargs are slightly less arboreal and are more aggressive to other geckos.

I hope you're talking about spoon feeding CGD? People seem to think their geckos aren't eating but a lot of the time young cresteds don't eat enough that you'll notice. Try slowing down with the insects if he's really not eating his CGD.

Temps don't even need to be 75. You shouldn't need any heat unless it dips below say 68 for decent amount of time. Most people have problems keeping them cold enough. Temps shouldn't exceed 80 and IMO 78 is the highest I'll let mine get.

Great shots, it looks like pablo is getting big!

The way I mix it doesn't dry out that fast but I still wouldn't leave it in there more than 2 nights.