[timp]

I've recently added 4 Diplodactylus galeatus and 2 Strophurus ciliaris ciliaris hatclings to the collection. Only picked up the D. galeatus yesterday but they are the most exquisite little geckos. I've attached a few pictures for those who might be interested. Tim

[G's Geckos]

Wow that stripe on the one galeatus is outstanding!

[willbenn]

wow...those are incredible galeatus!!!

[oli]

I was thinking the two striped one's look pretty sweet. Love the ciliaris too, love the yellow on their tails

[nagashi]

The striped galeatus is awesome!

[snakeprint]

Originally Posted by timp

I've recently added 4 Diplodactylus galeatus and 2 Strophurus ciliaris ciliaris hatclings to the collection. Only picked up the D. galeatus yesterday but they are the most exquisite little geckos. I've attached a few pictures for those who might be interested. Tim

They are gorgeous looking geckos. I'd really really really like some d. galeatus at some point, but they're not very common over here. Like rocking horse poo actually! How big are they? I think I've read that they grow to about 4", but it's a bit hard to picture. It'd be good to see some pictures with something that gives an idea of scale if you've got any!

[Jungle Jewels]

Good job Tim ! nice aquisitions, fare well with them

[Jungle Jewels]

Rocking Horse poo ?! ROFLMAO, oops better stop laffin so hard or i'll have no a$$ left,, good one

[timp]

These hatclings are 4-5 months old and about 6 cm long. Pictured here with a 10 cent piece. Thanks for all the comments.

[snakeprint]

Thanks for that. They still have some growing to do then, but that gives me a better idea of size.