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Many geckos will be drawn to a warm, wet environment. You can replicate this climate by creating a trap that will lure your gecko in. Cut a small hole in three of the four faces of a shoe box. Run several sheets of paper towel under warm to hot tap water. Line the floor of the shoe box with the warm, wet paper towels. Set the box up against a wall in a quiet part of the house. Check the shoe box at least once every hour. if no gecko, try the next trap. This will only really work for catching geckos outdoors. A little planning will help you create an excellent in-ground gecko trap. Dig a hole in the ground, as deep as the height of a bucket. Create a series of in-ground holes to maximize the efficiency of this method. Put a wet sponge in each bucket so that the geckos you catch do not dry out, in case they are not found right away. Once submerged in the ground, cover the opening of each bucket with a piece of netting or fine mesh. The covering should be big enough to completely cover the mouth of each bucket, but not so big that the gecko will be able to climb out once it falls into the bucket. Check the buckets every couple of hours. bait will increase your chance of catching a gecko. Funnel traps do not have to be dug into the ground like pitfall traps, and rely on a setup that allows a gecko to enter the trap and have difficulty exiting the trap. Cut 0.125-, 0.25-, or 0.33-inch mesh hardware cloth into 18-inch wide sections. Roll each trap body into a cylinder, and secure it into that shape with zip ties, rubber bands, or twine tied around the tube. Roll additional pieces of mesh hardware cloth into funnels with a narrow opening, around two inches (roughly five centimeters) in diameter. Insert the funnels into each end of the cylinder, with the narrow points inside the tube. Cut flaps into the mesh hardware cloth that hangs over the opening on each end, such that geckos could easily climb into the tube but would not be able to easily climb out. Be sure to leave a wet sponge in the cylinder of each funnel trap you set up, and leave the trap in a shaded area for outdoor setups so that the gecko(s) will not overheat in direct sunlight. Make the trap more alluring by leaving a couple of small insects, such as crickets, inside the trap.

summary: Create a humid environment. Set a pitfall trap. Make funnel traps.

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The most successful printing entrepreneurs start a printing business by finding a niche in a specialized area, such as digital printing. Instead of trying to be all things to all people, success is more attainable by targeting a need and fulfilling it. One of the best examples of this strategy can be seen by the success of franchise sign printing businesses, which target budget-minded business owners who only need occasional signs and banners, which can be spotty (inconsistent demand) or loaded with competition. They do not attempt to offer anything but quick-turnaround signs and leave brochures and envelope printing to traditional offset printing businesses. Realize that the niche for color printing and the better quality grade of printing may be in a certain number of dots per inch (DPI), which can be very demanding and tricky to match. Remember, as a business owner, you will be responsible for the timely completion of jobs to your customer's satisfaction. Caution: Any verbal or written agreement like You [the printer] know what looks right, so you can okay the proofs for color and quality is loaded with the danger of customer rejecting the finished product. For example, they may require: Product match, excellent quality very precise color, hue, and tone for high end products. Color match, excellent quality usually precise Process Matching System (PMS Colors) by screen values (tones created by dot sizes) of the 4 process colors (cyan, magenta, process yellow, and black). Or just pleasing color, of medium quality which is not so precisely matched. Caution: that means pleasing to the customer, not to you. Commercial quality printing is probably a cut above desktop publishing, done in your-office (above typical office printer, copier, or duplicator quality). It requires sharp line art and text fineness of line work does not vary from page to page, screen color or halftone detail is consistent. Any choice of printing process (or brand of paper) shown on a quote to your customer is for them to choose. No, you can not substitute a more profitable method or material. Unless they agree in writing to a change, they can demand that it be redone at your expense -- if you did not follow written specifications precisely.
summary: Find a niche within the printing industry. Familiarize yourself with the business standards. Be careful with your words.