[BlackMetalMaster]

Hi,

I just wanted to share a new picture of another young male from my Geckoella group:



I think the coloration of this one is very nice!

Br,

Chris

[Bowfinger]

Ok those are amazing, quit rubbing it in. I wish I had access to those over here in the states. There are a few here with them but they don't share their toys. I am going to speed up evolution by selective breeding my pulchellus, make them look like albofasciata and deccanensis

[BlackMetalMaster]

Hi Shane,

I think there will be more available in the future as Jon is breeding them and I have a decent group too and hopefully can breed them! So once I have juveniles you can always offer Geckoella collegalensis for a trade to me .

Br,

Chris

[Uroplatus]

Hey Chris!

Your male here looks identical like my female. Generally I could recognize design differences and differences in color again and again with the photos published here in the forum. Jons animals seem to be among themselves very similar altogether. The brighter animals like here show a strongly minted grey shoulder design and are generally more colored and brighter. In addition the tailscalation looks clearly rougher. Origin-dependently? At first I thought that the animals with the age get grey shoulder marks.
Maybe you will look at my Photobucket Album.

If it does not fold this year with the offspring, perhaps we should exchange the males among themselves.