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Old 04-10-2009, 10:08 AM
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hi could anyone tell me if my pictus gecko will be okay because my friend fed him four wax worms

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Old 04-10-2009, 10:15 AM
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i thought they were non meat eaters as of there digestive system?

i only know about iguanas but i would of thought they have the same in food ...
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Re: pictus gecko
Waxworms have a high fat content, so they are best given as a treat.

If I 'm quite honest, I hadn't heard of the Pictus Gecko before, so I did a quick search and from what I can find, they are insectivores, so the waxworm won't do him any harm.
I would recommend either crickets or locusts as a staple though.
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I have to agree with MissG,
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