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Posted by Kyle Koski on May 08, 2003 at 22:12:45:

In Reply to: Schrade's activity posted by Dragon Master on May 08, 2003 at 12:45:37:

:Schrade scurries around a lot in his home. He seems to look for nooks and crannies, which there is plenty of. I'm going to try a more natural viv when I get a day off, i.e, grass, loose plants, maybe a loose pond. I'm making a first stab at it w/my leopard geckoes' new home, a 45 gallon terrestrial tank w/ a divider.

Hey Dragon Master nice to see you on the Collard furom. (Kane is jealous is he?) But about collards they dont need a pond they are a desert lizard with a cage of consisting of rocks and sand. The reason they look for crannies is because they dig under rocks (make sure anything he digs under is secured so it dont fall on top of him) I dont know if you know all this but I thought I tell you anyway. Kyle


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