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	Know Seychelles before you go for Safari \| OnSafari.com
		The Seychelles Archipelago occupies 400,000 square km (150,000 square miles) of the Indian Ocean northeast of Madagascar and contains 115 islands and islets.
		The isolated nature of the Seychelles has given rise to the evolution of many unique species of flora and fauna, including the coco-de-mer palm and unique varieties of orchid, giant tortoise, gecko, chameleon and ‘flying fox’ (fruitbat).
		Although the local currency is the Seychelles Rupee, visitors are required to use only foreign currency when making payments in hotels, guesthouses and any other hospitality-related expenses such as hiring of cars or boats, services of tour operators and travel agents, patronage of casinos and domestic transfers within Seychelles.
	www.onsafari.com /seychelles_know.htm (1052 words)

	Day Gecko: WhoZoo
		Geckos are typically found in a milder climate with an average temperature of 65 degrees F, and with a 50 - 85% humidity level.
		Geckos wiggle back and forth when they walk because of the fact that in order to lift their foot from the wall surface, it must curl each toe upward from the front to "unhook" its villosities.
		I learned that this is because day geckos are active during the day, and the other geckos are nocturnal which only need small pupil openings to see since it is dark when they are active.
	whozoo.org /Intro98/chriskel/chrikelt23.htm (949 words)

	Seychelles giant day gecko - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Seychelles giant day gecko feeds on insects and nectar.
		This lizard is one of the larger day geckos.
		This day gecko also shares its habitat with Phelsuma astriata which may be eaten or pursued by the Seychelles giant day gecko if it attempts to reside on the same trees.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Seychelles_giant_day_gecko (311 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Phelsuma (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Day geckos inhabit the islands of the south-east part of the Indian Ocean.
		The main distribution of day geckos is Madagascar which may also be the origin of the genus.
		Day geckos feed on various kinds of insects and other invertebrates in the wild.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Phelsuma (3510 words)

	Day Gecko: WhoZoo
		Day geckos feed mostly on insects, other invertebrates, sweet plant foods such as bananas and other fruits, the nectar of flowers, and occasionally small vertebrates.
		Since the geckos have setae on the bottom of their toe pads, they are capable of climbing glass walls and walking upside down on a ceiling.
		I learned that this is because day geckos are active during the day, and the other geckos are nocturnal which only need small pupil openings to see since it is dark when they are active.
	www.whozoo.org /Intro98/chriskel/chrikelt23.htm (949 words)

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		1992 PPJZ 0.0.2 hatched in 1992, 60 - 75 days incubation.
		The geckos are housed in 10 gallon aquariums with cork bark as a substrate.
		Geckos are housed in a colony situation with one male and several females.
	www.pondturtle.com /blizb.html (5311 words)

	La Digue day gecko - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: )
		La Digue day gecko (Phelsuma sundbergi ladiguensis BÖHME and MEIER 1981 (syn.
		It lives on the islands Ladigue, Felicite and Cocco in the Seychelles, and typically inhabits trees and dwellings.
		This species is found on the islands La Digue, Felicité and Cocco in the Seychelles.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/La_Digue_day_gecko (305 words)

	Phelsuma - Information at Halfvalue.com
		Day geckos are small lizards of the genus Phelsuma in the Gecko family.
		Day geckos inhabit the islands of the south-east part of the Indian Ocean.
		The main distribution of day geckos is Madagascar which may also be the origin of the genus.
	www.halfvalue.com /wiki.jsp?topic=Phelsuma (692 words)

	Seychelles giant day gecko - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Seychelles giant day gecko feeds on insects and nectar.
		This lizard is one of the larger day geckos.
		This day gecko also shares its habitat with Phelsuma astriata which may be eaten or pursued by the Seychelles giant day gecko if it attempts to reside on the same trees.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Seychelles_giant_day_gecko (320 words)

	Criptic's Page On Herps
		This may be the most difficult day gecko to sex correctly because males and females are similar in size and general appearance.
		The eggs typically take 56-71 days to hatch when incubated at 82-84 F plus or minus 2 F. Neonates are greyish green with a rust brown, irregular-shaped marking on top of the head and many small white dots are present on the body, legs, and upper surface of the feet.
		As is typical with most day gecko species, the other layer of skin is shed and eaten within a short period of time after the lizard hatches.
	cripticspage.com:1991 /caresheets/daygeckos/pSsundbergi.htm (436 words)

	Wikipedia: Phelsuma
		The main distribution of day geckos is Madagascar although some species are found on neighbouring island groups (Mascarenes, Seychelles, Comoros) and the coast of East Africa.
		Gardner, A.S. (1986) Morphlogical evolution in the day gecko Phelsuma sundbergi in the Seychelles: a multivariate study.
		(1947) Reptiles and amphibians from the Seychelles archipelago.
	www.factbook.org /wikipedia/en/p/ph/phelsuma.html (5828 words)

	The Wonderful World of Pets (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Day geckos are mostly a brilliant Kelly green color with orange and sky-blue accents.
		The giant day gecko is the largest lizard of the four races of day geckos and also exhibits the brightest colors.
		Day geckos are omnivorous meaning they like to eat pollen, fruit and insects.
	www.wonderfulworldofpets.com /docs/201.html (909 words)

	PBS - The Voyage of the Odyssey - TRACK the Voyage
		Now imagine that during the other half of the day you were exposed to the heat of the sun, dehydrating on that same rocky surface or sandy floor-not an easy life.
		Ronny Alcindor, our Seychelles observer from the Ministry of Environment, informed us that it is currently whale shark season here - the time of year when plankton blooms are most abundant in the area, which in turn attracts many whale sharks.
		Part of the reason was that there were almost no predators that threatened them apart from the odd lizard or gecko that may have destroyed some eggs or even killed a few young chicks.
	www.pbs.org /odyssey/odyssey/seychelles_logs.html (1936 words)

	Aldabra
		The establishment of a settlement in the granitic Seychelles in the 18th Century saw the advent of frequent, artisanal fishing trips to Aldabra (Stoddart 1971a).
		The Giant Tortoise is perhaps Aldabra's most renowned resident, being the last representative of a taxon that was once spread across the entire region (Coe and Swingland 1984).
		Subsistence and commercial exploitation is believed to have rendered all other giant tortoise species in the region extinct by the mid 19th Century (Coe and Swingland 1984), and very nearly exterminated the Aldabran population (Stoddart 1971a).
	www.env.gov.sc /html/aldabra.html (2162 words)

	Giant tortoise
		Giant tortoises grow steadily for the first 40 years of their lives and, given enough food, can weigh up to 254 kg.
		Conservation news: Giant tortoises were found on all islands in the western Indian Ocean until Mauritius was colonised in the 1600s and an increasing number of settlers and explorers visited the Seychelles islands removing and killing tortoises.
		It was thought that all Seychelles tortoises became extinct around 120 years ago, with the exception of the Aldabran species, until reports of oddly-shaped captive tortoises prompted a re-examination of their identity.
	www.bristolzoo.org.uk /learning/animals/reptiles/giant-tortoise?printer-friendly (710 words)

	GeckoList.com - Information for Phelsuma (Site not responding. Last check: )
		All day geckos are in the genus Phelsuma.
		There are approximately 80 known species and subspecies of day geckos, and most are from Madagascar and the surrounding islands of the Indian Ocean.
		All day geckos have flattened toe pads that are covered on the bottom with dead, keratinized scales called lamellae.
	www.geckolist.com /info/Gekkoninae/Phelsuma (334 words)

	Zegrahm Expeditions - Reports From The Field:Seychelles & Madagascar
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		We were introduced to the local vegetation, many plants similar to those we had seen in the Seychelles, but here our attention was drawn to many that here are considered useful for their medicinal properties.
		Currently there is one Aldabra giant tortoise and an enclosure containing a pair of chameleons, again of the pardalis species—the male a brilliant jade color with red-and-yellow markings, the female a dull red color.
	www.zeco.com /travel-reports/dayreports.asp?id=80&itid=915 (887 words)

	Giant bronze gecko - Ailuronyx trachygaster: More Information - ARKive
		Confined to the Seychelles islands of Silhouette and Praslin (1).
		A pattern of vertical stratification is believed to exist, in which the giant bronze gecko, the largest of the three species, dominates the canopy, forcing the smaller sized animals into lower vegetation and tree trunks.
		The giant bronze gecko and its habitat are protected within Praslin National Park (1), and alien plant control is being undertaken on the island (4).
	www.arkive.org /species/GES/reptiles/Ailuronyx_trachygaster/more_info.html (544 words)

	Day Gecko (Phelsuma madagascariensis) / Lizards
		The day gecko inhabits Madagascar and islands to the north and south — including the Comoros, Andamans, Amirantes and Seychelles.
		The day gecko is diurnal and arboreal, though it sometimes hunts at night.
		The day gecko's toes have enlarged overlapping plates called "lamellae" on the bottom that enable it to walk on smooth vertical surfaces and ceilings.
	www.animals-pictures-dictionary.com /phelsuma (937 words)

	Madagascar Giant Day Gecko Fact Sheet - National Zoo\| FONZ
		Madagascar giant day geckos have toes with very well developed, broad, adhesive lamellae (thin flat scales) without claws that enable them to climb smooth surfaces.
		This giant day gecko is found in Northern Madagascar, Seychelles, and smaller islands.
		The majority of the day gecko species are not threatened, however there are a few that are considered threatened, and there is one species that is endangered.
	nationalzoo.si.edu /Animals/ReptilesAmphibians/Facts/FactSheets/Madagascargiantdaygecko.cfm (439 words)

	Seychelles, tourism seychelles, tropical paradise Seychelles islands, moonhoney seychelles, seichells, vacations, travel
		The isolated nature of the Seychelles has given rise to the evolution of many unique species of flora and fauna, including the coco-de-mer palm and unique varieties of orchid, giant tortoise, gecko, chameleon and ‘flying fox’ (fruitbat).
		As a result of their extraordinary, isolated history, the Seychelles are rich in rare plants which flourish nowhere else on the planet.
		The Seychelles magpie robin is confined to Frégate, the fl parrot to Praslin and the melodious brush warbler to Cousin.
	www.100destinos.com /seychelles2.htm (1529 words)

	Surfbirds Birding Trip Report: The Seychelles, 21st October to 4th November 2001
		Seychelles Kestrel, only 2 seen, 1 on a roadside telegraph pole outside the Sunset Beach Hotel, Beau Vallon, and 1 atop a dead tree along the trail to Anse Major west of Beau Vallon.
		Seychelles Magpie Robin, 2 on Aride and 6 on Cousin, all were very confiding and photogenic.
		Seychelles Paradise Flycatcher, a male and female seen together from the boardwalk at the reserve on La Digue.
	www.surfbirds.com /trip_report.php?id=72 (1754 words)

	MS ROYAL STAR - SEYCHELLES ROYAL CRUISE
		Discover beautiful coral reefs encircling Seychelles islands, the fascinating Mascarene islands of Mauritius, with its ever-changing scenery, and the French influenced island of La Réunion, but also Madagascar, the perfumed islands of The Comoros and the bustling bazaars of Zanzibar.
		You have plenty of time to take a tour of the forested peaks, seek out gecko, giant tortoise and unique orchids in the botanical gardens and explore stunning coral seascapes.
		Giant naturally sculptured granite boulders, stately green palms, brilliant white sand and the turquoise ocean comprise its idyllic setting.
	www.classicencounters.com /Cruises/msroyalseychellesroyal.htm (615 words)

	Seychelles giant day gecko at AllExperts
		It lives on the island Praslin in the Seychelles and typically inhabits trees and dwellings.
		This lizard is one of the larger day geckos.
		This day gecko also shares its habitat with Phelsuma astriata which may be eaten or pursued by the Seychelles giant day gecko if it attempts to reside on the same trees.
	en.allexperts.com /e/s/se/seychelles_giant_day_gecko.htm (380 words)

	GECKOS - FAMILY: Gekkonidae LIST
		Geckos are found worldwide in all the warmer regions.
		Most geckos have fused eyelids (like snakes) and they lick them with their protrusible notched tongue to clean them.
		Geckos are generally hardy and fairly easy to maintain in captivity.
	thelizardcorral.proboards67.com /index.cgi?board=geckofam&action=print&thread=1170366646 (169 words)

	Green island
		Giant tortoises lumber about on the lawns and it seems as if every visible surface is occupied by one or several small brown lizards.
		You're more than likely to have several Seychelles fodys visiting your breakfast and/or lunch table, cheekily darting in to snatch crumbs, resplendent in their coloured ID bands.
		Another Seychelles endemic that saw its population crash during the latter half of the 20th century, the white-eye has now been established on three islands and the population has grown to about 300.
	www.helicopterseychelles.com /green_island.html (2166 words)

	Bibliography
		Bauer, A. (1990): Phylogeny and biogeography of the geckos of southern Africa and the islands of the western Indian Ocean: a preliminary analysis.
		Loveridge, A. (1942): Revision of the Afro-Oriental geckos of the genus Phelsuma Bull.
		Watson, J 1992 Nesting ecology of the Seychelles kestrel Falco araea on Mahe, Seychelles.
	www.phelsumania.com /public/bibliography.html (7603 words)

	La Digue day gecko Information
		It lives on the islands Ladigue, Felicite and Cocco in the Seychelles, and typically inhabits trees and dwellings.
		The Seychelles giant day gecko feeds on insects and nectar.
		The humidity should be maintained around 65–75% during the day and slightly higher at night.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/La_Digue_day_gecko (269 words)

	Seychelles Birds and Animals - Go2Africa Seychelles Travel Guide
		Giant tortoises’ shells are dark grey and are characterised by a high dome shape.
		The distinctive Seychelles green gecko is a bright lime-green with a scaly skin that appears to be almost iridescent.
		The Seychelles is home to 13 species of amphibians, 12 of which are endemic.
	www.go2africa.com /seychelles/environment/birds-and-animals.asp (578 words)

	Indian Ocean Webpage -- MAURITIANS RULE!! (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Seychelles is a small island nation located in the Indian Ocean northeast of Madagascar and about 1,600 km (1,000 miles east of Kenya The nation is an archipelago of 115 tropical islands, some granite and some of coral.
		Cosmoledo is an atoll of the Aldabra Group and belongs to the Outer Islands of the Seychelles.
		Mahé is the largest island of the Seychelles, lying in the north east of the nation.
	www.freewebs.com /maurice45/seychelles.htm (2328 words)

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