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Getting a trio next week. Their care looks pretty straightforward day-gecko, but I figured I would ask if anyone has any tips specifically for them.
 
They're not Phelsuma, but they are diurnal. The dwarf geckos seem to be pretty similar to Phelsuma from what I can tell. These guys are also known as Electric Blue Geckos, or William's Dwarf Geckos.
I'm planning to give the Repashy diet a try as a supplement for them, rather than using just fruit. Was wondering if anyone had done this.
 
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