It should be 1/8 3/6=1/2 roll 1 1/2 roll 2 1/2 roll 3 1/2 1/2 times 1/2 times 1/2 is 1/8
Consecutive terms in the sequence are being divided by -2. Therefore, -1 / -2 = 1/2 or 0.5.
it will be 4 1+1=2-2=0+3=3-4=-1+5=4 regards, Aunali
if the slope is 2x + 5 then on the y axis put a point at (0,5). then you count up 2 and right 1 and your next point should be (1, 7) then count up 2 and over 1 and your next point should be (2,9). Now you do the same for the other part of the graph. At (0,5) count down 2 and left 1 and your next point should be (-1, 3) and then count down 2 and left 1 and the next point should be (-2,1) Slope=rise over run.
this was very easy to do.but you should know how to divide a number by 2. Eg:- 46/2=23 -0 23/2=11 -1 11/2=5 -1 5/2=2 -1 2/2=1 -0 1/2=0 -1 Answer=101110
This is some reasons a leopard geckos and Madagascar day geckos can't live together: #1: Madagascars have a different environment than leopard geckos. Madagascar day geckos live in tropical conditions and leopard geckos live in desert conditions. #2 they would be fighting because they are territorial.
1) they are reptiles. 2) they walk up walls
There are two different methods to do this: 1: a water/ vinager solution. 2: a paint scraper to rid of the lime.
2-5 times a day actually
If you are going to start keeping leopard geckos, you can only have one male but as many females as you like. If you are trying to breed them then have a few females to up your chances. If you put more then one male in they will fight.
For some reason I though I have already answered this ... hmm. any way Leopard geckos can eat 2-5 crickets a day but some choose to eat once every few days but it depends on the size of the food it shouldn't be bigger than the width of the geckos mouth.
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it is recommended that you do not feed geckos pinkies but they should be able to handle ONE every 1-2 months once they are 8-10 inches not including tail.
You need a 20 gallon (long). It is about 3ft long & 1ft deep.
yes even if they grow up together they will fight to the death
No! not under any circumstances is that ok. First of all, logically consider this: Leopard Geckos are mainly from Pakistani deserts, and the Desert Iguana is from the American Southwest. Leopard geckos may be carriers of Middle Eastern diseases that they have adapted an immunity to, while the iguana may be susceptible, and vice-versa. This is just one reason why two species of different localities should never be put together, not to mention aggression issues. Plus, if you're keeping your iguana remotely decently, it should have AT LEAST a 40 gallon tank, a high powered (125 watts or more) mercury vapor bulb that emits UVB (not just UVA) like a Powersun. Leopard Geckos may be harmed by this level of UVB and should therefore have a separate tank from each other unless they are two females of the same size.
2 Female geckos of the same species are able to co exist if the space requirements are met. Typically 10 Gallons of space is good for 1 adult gecko. 2 Adults, would require 20 Gallons of tank space.