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This is my first post here but I have been using this site as a reference for some time now. I have a long, extensive background working with reptiles but I started a first time gecko project last February(2010) and I have been having a great time with it. I now have groups of wheeleri cinctus, levis levis, amyae and milli(plus Goniurosaurus orientalis and Uroplatus fimbriatus). I produced about a dozen wheeleri cinctus and half a dozen levis levis already in this first attempt at breeding the animals that were old enough to reproduce. I am now waiting for the cooling cycle to complete and see what I can do with a full season of adult groups of all four species. My close friend, Jordan Russell and I have been swapping stock, buying projects together, etc. This pictured individual is owned by me but was produced by Jordan. I am not very active on any forums but he was over here the other evening and just about fell over when I showed him how this baby was turning out....so thanks to him, this is my first post
Looking good Dan. Call me crazy, but that gecko looked much more colorful in person? I am just thankful he's in your hands; that way I can buy babies back!
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N.asper, N. wheeleri cinctus, N. amyae, N. levis levis, N.stellatus, N.deleani, N.milli, N.laevissimus, V.glauerti, V.tristis tristis, V.pilbarensis, and E.depressa(Northern Form).