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  1. 03-15-2012, 04:56 PM #1
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    Male E. Agricolae in shed

    This is one of the most fascinating species I've ever been able to work with. They are kept just like crested geckos, but with smaller cages. The only real difference in their husbandry is they seem to prefer vines instead of foliage and they eat more bugs. I luckily caught the male is shed today while I was cleaning out their enclosures.




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    Re: Male E. Agricolae in shed

    Quote Originally Posted by mlededee View Post
    He's got his jammies on! Now turn out the lights, it's time for bed.
    We always say, "It's feety-PJ time!"

    As for the gecko, beautiful! Thanks for sharing, I think I have a new forerunner on my wish list! Wow!
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