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Bugstop toxic to leopard geckos?

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I'm trying to figure out a way to feed lobster roaches to my leopard geckos so they cannot escape and came up with an idea. I have coated the sides of pyrex containers with bug-stop (actually a different version called insect-a-slip) so that the lobster roaches can't get out. After reading the contents of the bottle and all the precautions they make you take when handling the stuff I am wondering if when this substance is dry would it be safe for my leopard geckos to touch?



Any ideas?

After all that work I might need to throw out the pyrex and come up with another plan.

Maybe I need to get rid of the lobsters and get a non-climbing variety?

Regards,

Terry

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I can't attest to the toxicity or lack thereof, but I have used the same method of feeding my acanthurus monitors for two years with no ill effects.
Contact is generally incidental and I have never really been concerned with having a problem.
 
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