Gecko Time Answers Readers’ Questions
Gecko Time has always been about those who love geckos. Recently we’ve seen a rise in questions from our readers, and we love it. As readers have sent questions we had a brilliant idea.
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Housing Leopard Geckos on Sand: The Great Debate
Whether it be a fine-particle sand or calcium-based, sand is a common substrate that is sold for leopard geckos and other desert reptiles. The mentality behind it is that because leopard geckos are native to deserts, they should be housed on sand, but most deserts are not filled with loose sand.
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How to Sell Your Geckos
The market is flooded for many gecko species, the economy is not at its best, yet more and more people are eager to try breeding their pets. Despite this grim scenario, it is possible to sell geckos.
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A Lesson in Reptile Anesthesia
Veterinarians and veterinary technicians are often compared to pediatricians because our patients, like many of theirs, can’t tell us what is wrong. It takes a lot of education and long hours before we learn to recognize most of the things that can make your little critter sick. Even then it is a tough job.
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Interview with Kelli Hammack of H.I.S.S. and GeckoForums.net
Gecko Time had an opportunity to speak with Kelli Hammack, owner of H.I.S.S. and GeckoForums.net, and multi-species breeder.
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DIY: Naturalistic Foam Fake Rock Enclosure
Over the past summer I decided that I wanted to design a better enclosure for my leopard gecko, Yoshi. I’ve always focused on providing the most natural terrarium that I could. Aside from making the tank more eye appealing, I hope that it lessens the stress on the animal by making it feel more at home.
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Eric Hill of The Valley Reptile (TVR)
Eric from The Valley Reptile or TVR as he refers to it contacted me through iHerp to let me know what was going on in his neck of the woods. Eric is the owner and operator of TVR which he started back in 2005 with Crested Geckos only. He is located in Northern Alabama in the Tennessee Valley and here is what he had to say about his breeding projects at TVR.
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Vote Now: Group Gecko Photo Contest
It’s time to vote! Our Group Photo Contest, sponsored by ZooMed, is open for votes. Please enjoy the photos submitted to us by our readers. Then place your vote at the end of this post.
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Find an Escaped Gecko
Your Gecko Escaped, Huh?
Keeping positive about finding him/her is a must. Think about it like this: you do not have to find a lost gecko, simply find its hiding place. They can go a good while without food and water. Most are found quickly but I’ve heard of one appearing eight months later.
Group Gecko Photo Contest: Enter Now
Gecko Time is pleased to present the gecko community with a brand new photo contest. This edition of our photo contest series is titled Group Gecko Photo Contest.
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