Dubia Day Geckos?

[GeckoStud]

I saw three of these "Dubia Day Geckos" at a local petstore today. They were so cool looking and very active. I have never heard of "Dubia" day geckos though so I figured I'd check here to see if anyone has ever kept any of them and could offer some advice to a (hopefully) soon to be new phelsuma owner.
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[leopardgecko95]

I havent heard of them but try googling them

 

[GeckoStud]

I did Phelsuma Dubia aka: The dull day gecko. However care is basically just showing up as phelsuma in general, which I don't really see any problems with so I may just use them.

My thing was that I thought it to be a better idea to ask here and see if there was anyone who actually worked with them instead of contradicting internet caresheets.

 

[thegeckoguy2010]

I did Phelsuma Dubia aka: The dull day gecko. However care is basically just showing up as phelsuma in general, which I don't really see any problems with so I may just use them.

My thing was that I thought it to be a better idea to ask here and see if there was anyone who actually worked with them instead of contradicting internet caresheets.

MY buddy Jeff works with them and i think he is selling his pair, but dont quote me. let me talk to him if you are interested.

 

[GeckoStud]

That would be great, all I need to know is some basic care of them and if they can be kept in trios. I read that alot of the phelsum can only be kept in duos. Thanks!

 

[acpart]

Check out this website http://www.phelsumaweb.com/eng/ for information, care sheets and forums about phelsuma.

Aliza (0.1 p. laticauda, 1.0 p. klemmeri)

 

[GeckoStud]

Thanks.

 

[vierfleck]

Phelsuma dubia

Hi,

you cannot keep Ph.dubia in a group,only pairs.Have an extra viv,to separate the pair,cause the males can be very aggressive against the female,when they dont want to pair.They need a little bit more humidity then Ph. mad grandis and the same temperature.

If you breed them,you will love the tiny blue spots on the hatchlings.

Greetings

Matthias