[ReptiRutger]

December 14 2008 we bought 1.2 Cyrtodactylus pulchellus at a show in Holland. The former owner found three eggs when he cleaned up his terrarium. At home we put the eggs in the incubator with the following result:

[Bowfinger]

Good job! Feed them a lot...

[Tariq Stark]

They look great Rutger, congrats!

Tariq

[Sourri]

Beautiful babies, congratulations!
I'm still waiting for mine to produce

[DDReptiles]

Beautiful little hatchlings

[ReptiRutger]

Thanks everybody!

[MattL]

Now those are cute!

Matt

[springtech]

What a score! and holy smokes, look at those tails! I love the vibrant markings that some of these species get.
Cheers

[JimmyNightlizard]

Congrats on the new arrivals! They're very nice and healthy looking
I just wanted to say hello from the usa....I am also working with C. pulchellus. I have both highland and lowland varieties. Right now, I have two eggs incubating. They were both layed on jan 21st. My adult male is a real casanova! I have adult 3 girls, and one male. Also there are the 3 juviniles that I purchased recently last spring. I have 1.3.3 but the juvies have been growing very fast...and I already know the gender of all of them. One is a male, and the other two are definatley females so I have 2.5. Hopefully the eggs will hatch by july! And maybe the females may lay even more eggs? I am expecting at least two more. the one that already layed may also double clutch so we'l see what happens?

Jimmy

[Bowfinger]

Hey Jimmy, nice to see you joining us. Drop me a pm with e-mail when you get time...

I am excited to see so much attention to this topic, finally some appreciation and understanding of these geckos.