[Pierre]

first of all,bought as C.brevipalmatus.





these were bought as C.quadrivirgatus



C.oldhami



C.pulchellus



C.consobrinus




C.peguensis



Unfortunately,i'm not very good at taking pictures.i'll work harder in the future...
Pierre

[kenya_1977]

Man.. we need some of those C. peguensis over here..

I see there are a few fresh hatchlings among your pictures.

[Pierre]

well,this 1.2 C.peguensis is my breeding group.they are all wild caught ,well acclimated, ones.
they produce offsprings on a regular basis,i'll post some pictures of them later.
the oldhami used to breed too,i got very few babies last year.
C.brevipalmatus laid fertile eggs in 2006.

right now,there are some peguensis,brevipalmatus ,quadrivirgatus eggs in the incubator.
i'm still searching for adult specimens of peguensis and oldhami,maybe this year,i'll get some new ones...

Pierre

[Bowfinger]

Very nice collection Pierre. I like the work on the Consobrinus, even though not as sought after by others, I like them in the right set up.

[Pierre]

Thank you Shane.
i like consobrinus very much too.i have 2.4 divided in two groups and a couple of juveniles from an another person.
i hope i 'll have some eggs soon...

Pierre

[BlackMetalMaster]

Beautiful animals Pierre! Just too bad that often wc Cyrtodactylus have regenerated tails ...

I like the oldhami very much, they remind me a lot of my Geckoella.

Regards,

BMM

[sune jensen]

Wow. beautifull collection!!

-Sune

[markvij]

Nice pictures Piere!

Mark

[David]

t'aurais quand même pu penser aux néandertaliens comme moi qui tournent encore en 56k

[Pierre]

thank you guys.
i need to post more of them in the following weeks.

BMM remember me when you'll have g.deccanensis offsprings,they're just amazing!!!!!

David,do you think that everybody around could understand your words?
it looks like a private joke...

Pierre