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Anyone working with Nambib Sand Geckos?

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Just wondering if anyone works with these. I've been asked to nurse one back to health but was looking for some advise.
Thanks
Joyce
 
HOWDY Roman

The shop I sell my leopards through wants to give me this female Nambid. It's been there forever and he just knows I take good care of my geckos. I really don't need another species. I'm up to about 30 leopards, 3 cresteds, a bearded dragon and a green tree frog.
But the sucker in me was wondering if I could fatten it up and find someone who may want her. What do yo think? Are they pretty easy to care for. Is this something I could put on the shoebox rack and pretty much feed, mist and leave alone?
Thanks for any input.
How are the knob tail doing?
Joyce
 
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