http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/blogs/ GECKOSUNLIMITED.COM is intended for the exchange and dissemination of gecko husbandry information between gecko enthusiasts. We encourage gecko lovers to be an active part in the growth and diversity of this site. Awareness and education of proper captive husbandry techniques should be the goal of all gecko keepers, and this site can be a sounding board for those individuals who would like to take a proactive approach to this fascinating hobby. en Tue, 07 Sep 2010 13:28:03 GMT vBulletin 60 http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/images/misc/rss.jpg http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/blogs/ http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/blogs/bluerose330/413-central-america.html Sat, 22 May 2010 23:03:51 GMT This summer I am traveling to Central America, and am not familiar with the local gecko species. If anyone has some firsthand or secondhand tips... This summer I am traveling to Central America, and am not familiar with the local gecko species. If anyone has some firsthand or secondhand tips about finding any specific geckos...please tell me. I would love to get some great pictures of my favorite reptilian creatures.

Thanks
--Bluerose ]]> BlueRose330 http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/blogs/bluerose330/413-central-america.html http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/blogs/yorkman/264-phelsuma-kochi-albino.html Thu, 27 Aug 2009 16:42:50 GMT Just a rarity. Image: http://www.phelsumas.nl/tmp/albino/1.jpg Image: http://www.phelsumas.nl/tmp/albino/2.jpg Image:... Just a rarity.







]]> Yorkman http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/blogs/yorkman/264-phelsuma-kochi-albino.html http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/blogs/williambb4/246-check-out-website.html Tue, 07 Jul 2009 02:32:39 GMT Check Out PortCityReptiles.com Check Out PortCityReptiles.com ]]> Williambb4 http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/blogs/williambb4/246-check-out-website.html http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/blogs/pacherp/241-current-availabilty.html Tue, 23 Jun 2009 21:03:09 GMT UPDATED 05.24.10 - CURRENT AVAILABLE GECKOS *Shipping is a flat *$45* anywhere in the U.S. - *$35* flat rate to customers in California.... UPDATED 05.24.10 - CURRENT AVAILABLE GECKOS

Shipping is a flat $45 anywhere in the U.S. - $35 flat rate to customers in California. Additional animals are available on our website - www.pacherp.com

First Release 2010 Offspring! Visit our website for pricing!




























PLEASE VISIT OUR SITE AT WWW.PACHERP.COM FOR CURRENT PRICING AND AVAILABILITY! [/u]


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We take great pride in our animals and strive to provide you with 'true to life' images that represent each animal. If you would like additional images for any of the geckos above, please contact us, we would be happy to send you some. ]]> PacHerp http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/blogs/pacherp/241-current-availabilty.html http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/blogs/passport/197-collection-downsizing.html Sat, 28 Mar 2009 06:04:02 GMT I will give deals on multiple animals. Current availability as of 07/22/09 1.0.0 Diplodactylus vittatus - yearling male, rare fully striped form... I will give deals on multiple animals. Current availability as of 07/22/09
1.0.0 Diplodactylus vittatus - yearling male, rare fully striped form (regen tail): $125
0.1.0 Gekko petricolus - CB yearling female, very uncommon: $125
1.1.0 Gekko ulikovskii - CB male, CH female, great colors on both - $125/pr
0.0.2 Goniurosaurus hainenensis -
0.0.1 Hemidactylus prashadi - awesome brightly colored juvie: $125
1.1.0 Phelsuma grandis - crimson cross male, LTC high red female, both about 3 yrs old, proven: $200/pr
1.1.0 Phelsuma kochi - yearling pair of Swedish bloodline kochi, lavender!: $200/pr
1.0.0 Ptyodactylus hasselquisti - CB male, super rare!: $65
1.1.0 Oedura robusta - subadult pair, crazy pattern: $500/pr
1.1.0 Oedura monilis - high yellow, 18 mos old pair: $200/pr
1.1.0 Rhacodactylus auriculatus - 20 month old orange spotted pair, proven: $350/pr

Non Geckos:
1.1 Pogona vitticeps - subadult pair of yellows, male is Sandfire Gold, female is a Sunburst: $250/pr


Incubating:
Rh. sarasinorum: mocha x blonde
Rh. ciliatus: green flames, yellow super dalms, crowned creamsicles & lavender extreme harleys
Rh. auriculatus: solid reds, orange blotched & striped
Rh. chahoua: high red, white shouldered PI's
O. castelnaui: high orange and high yellow
more soon....


Please check my website for pics of individual animals, as well as of parents if possible. All animals will be at least 4 weeks old and feeding well at time of shipping, unless otherwise noted. All animals are captive bred unless stated. To reserve animals that have not hatched yet please email me to get of the waiting list. Some trades will be considered. Shipping is normally $50 for UPS Red. USPS is available as well for around $25. Quantity discounts available on some purchases.

-Kevin
http://www.freewebs.com/passportherp/availability.htm

Possible trades:
Rhacodactylus chahoua - sexable animals
Rhacodactylus sarasinorum - sexable animals
Gekko petricolus - males
Phelsuma sundbergi sp
Phelsuma barbonica sp
Phelsuma guimbeau
Phelsuma rosagularis ]]> PassPort http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/blogs/passport/197-collection-downsizing.html http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/blogs/bstiell/192-mixing-species-experience-feel-free-comment-criticize-ask-anything.html Wed, 18 Mar 2009 23:30:36 GMT recently i have been looking on the internet for information about mixing species and noticed most if not all people are against it .. as for me i... recently i have been looking on the internet for information about mixing species and noticed most if not all people are against it .. as for me i dont have a problem with mixed specie setups aslong as one educates themselvs on the specifics of that animals environment their niche and most importantly their diet and tempermant. i myself have kept mixed species terrariums before one my most interesting one was a 40 gallon tank with a LTG lizard a green anole a brown anole a house gecko a green tree frog and a rough green snake with numerous isopods all of which ate crickets (alive or dead) never fought and lived for a good 4 years (because i had to go away for an internship one summer and their baby sitter sucked) now i just have 1 tank with a leo and a pictus and another with 2 crested geckos and 3 1.5 inch hermitcrabs all of which are growing up beautifully my suggestion to anyone attempting this is

1 read read read all information about all species of interest aswell as other peoples experiences with these animals

2 make sure u have enough room for them

3 try to get them so they can be useful for example hermitcrabs and isopods are scavengers so they clean up the crested gecko poo eat any dead crickets the baby food and so on and stay on the ground while my cresties climb around the top altho sometimes i found them laying with each other

4 when reading especially pay attention to
temperament
diet
habitat
humidity
temperature
lighting
niche
behavior

good luck and look forward to having an intelligent DISCUSSION with anyone who can agree or disagree along with video showing the tank with the snake ]]> bstiell http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/blogs/bstiell/192-mixing-species-experience-feel-free-comment-criticize-ask-anything.html http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/blogs/lozanoe13/189-my-reptiles.html Wed, 04 Mar 2009 08:24:04 GMT hey wats up everybody. i just wanted to exploit myself i guess u can say. i just made a youtube account and im posting vids of my reptiles there.... hey wats up everybody. i just wanted to exploit myself i guess u can say. i just made a youtube account and im posting vids of my reptiles there. right now i hav 2 vids up. but i will posting more and more. like i said i just started. so if u hav an account or anything go check out my channel and feel free to rate and comment my videos and subsribe to my channel.
:banana:

www.youtube.com/reptilia1989 ]]> Lozanoe13 http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/blogs/lozanoe13/189-my-reptiles.html http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/blogs/phelsuma04/188-discouraging-comments.html Mon, 02 Mar 2009 01:12:26 GMT I was recently a vendor at a local show where I was selling some of my own captive offspring that I produced. The show has a lot of vendors that seem... I was recently a vendor at a local show where I was selling some of my own captive offspring that I produced. The show has a lot of vendors that seem to specialize in morphs of Ball pythons and Gaboon vipers (and the like). I breed geckos exclusively and thus my table was filled with only geckos. Among the geckos were a few Phelsuma klemmeri that were around 3 months of age.

Now if you're unfamiliar with how big a 3 month old klemmeri is, it is quite small! Of course this particular show attracts people who want venomous or pythons and so many of them blew right by my table... and I have no problem with that. I usually don't give tables loaded with ball pythons a second look. What I didn't appreciate was that many people actually walked up to my table and commented on my animals. Comments included "Who would pay $125 for such a sissy animal?" ; "Nothing cool here..." ; "I don't want to buy a gecko because I don't want something small and pathetic."

I would never make a comment like this in front of a vendor when there are other possible customers around. It's ridiculous and I had a hard time with holding comments of my own. If I like an animal and you don't then that's my business.

Sorry I needed to vent. ]]> Phelsuma04 http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/blogs/phelsuma04/188-discouraging-comments.html http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/blogs/kobegasol29/186-please-list-your-most-handleable-geckos-reptiles.html Sat, 28 Feb 2009 02:53:39 GMT [B]Hi I will list the names of the gecko & other Lizards I own . Which I Think are among the most handleable by personal experience and Im inviting Others to hopefully do the same. This also includes Coolest demenor, Most Docile,easiest to mantain Lizards and Other reptiles you name it. Heres the List of my Lizards:[/B]

[B]Gecko's: [/B]

(Paroedura Pictus/picta)Panther gecko is one True gecko"s of madagascar with no eyelids (gekkonidae) and very curious.Takes alittle time to get to know these cute Gecko's personally. But once They get to kow you these little gecko's can be trained with with misting and in my opinion the best beginner gecko.

(Eublepharis Macularius) The Leopard gecko from Pakistan is the most popular beginner gecko in the business. Love these not shy to stomp around l,sleep all day eyelid gecko's.They are not curious and would walk into your mouth to hide and go to much by impulse.. But There chill as hell.

(Hemitheconyx Caudicinctus) The AFT is closely related to the Leopard gecko except from Africa and they have different feet. Also They are complete opposites of Leopards because they are very shy untill you hold them in your hand They are very handleable and sweet.

(Chondrodactylus Angulifer Angulifer) True ground geckos found in Namibia to South African are not considered handleable by many. usually cause they are wild caught. My female is captive born and very handleable and it took alittle time to warm up to her. She doesnt bite and never has attempted to.

Not gecko"s

(Pogona Minor Rankini) Dwarf Bearded Dragon is from Australia. They are very handleable and with the same docile attitude of a Bearded dragon in a small package which grow only to 10 inches and dont have the beard. Also they are more insectivorious than there western Australian bigger cousins and Great for space_ savers..

(Varanus Acanthurus Brachyurus) Yellow Ackies Dwarf monitor of Australia is a damn smart lizard and a komodo dragon in a small package. Mine is very handleable and I trustworthy walking around with him on my shoulders,in the car, or on a leash. MY ACKIE is My Favorite Lizard ever.

(Scincus Scincus) The Egyptian Sandfish from Egypt and surrounding deserts actually swims in the sand. These Very docile lizards are very cheap and easy to keep.

PLEASE NAME OFF ANY OTHER MOST HANDLEABLE REPTILES AND PICTURES WOULD BE AWESOME... ]]> kobegasol29 http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/blogs/kobegasol29/186-please-list-your-most-handleable-geckos-reptiles.html http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/blogs/kobegasol29/185-please-list-your-most-handleable-reptiles-geckos.html Sat, 28 Feb 2009 02:16:09 GMT Hi I will list the names of the gecko & other Lizards I own . Which I Think are among the most handleable by personal expirience and Im inviting Others to hopefullY do the same. This also includes Coolest demenor, Most Docile,easiest to mantain Lizards, Other reptiles you name it. Heres the List of my Lizards:

Gecko's:

(Paroedura Pictus/picta)Panther gecko is one True gecko"s of madagascar with no eyelids (gekkonidae) and very curious.Takes alittle time to get to know these cute Gecko's personally. But once you get to know them you can even pull on their on accident (of coarse)and they wont drop it. These little gecko's Can be trained with with misting and in my opinion the best beginner gecko.Very Fun to have.

(Eublepharis Macularius) The Leopard gecko from Pakistan is the most popular beginner gecko in the business. Love these not shy to stomp around l,sleep all day eyelided gecko's.They are not curious and would walk into your mouth to hide and go to much by impulse.. But There chill as hell.

(Hemitheconyx Caudicinctus) The AFT is closely related to the Leopard gecko except from Africa and they have different feet. Also They are complete opposites of Leopards because they are very shy untill you hold them in your hand They are very handleable and sweet.

(Chondrodactylus Angulifer Angulifer) True ground geckos found in Namibia to South African are not considered handleable by many. usually cause they are wild caught. My female is captive born and very handleable and it took alittle time to warm up to her. She doesnt bite and never has attempted to.

[B]Not gecko"s[/B]

(Pogona Minor Rankini) Dwarf Bearded Dragon is from Australia. They are very handleable and with the same docile attitude of a Bearded dragon in a small package which grow only to 10 inches and dont have the beard. Also they are more insectivorious than there western Australian bigger cousins and Great for space_ savers..

(Varanus Acanthurus Brachyurus) Yellow Ackies Dwarf monitor of Australia is a damn smart lizard and a komodo dragon in a small package. Mine is very handleable and I trustworthy walking around with him on my shoulders,in the car, or on a leash. MY ACKIE is My Favorite Lizard ever.

(Scincus Scincus) The Egyptian Sandfish from Egypt and surrounding deserts actually swims in the sand. These Very docile lizards are very cheap and easy to keep.

[B]AND NOW, The lizards I heard are the Most handleable:[/B]
Chinese Water Dragon, Iguanas, Crested gecko, Gargoyle gecko, Leachianus, Blue tongued Etc.and Let me know more about these mentioned and others I didnt mention and I have not heard about....Thanks PIctures would Be AWESOME Respectfully Eli ]]> kobegasol29 http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/blogs/kobegasol29/185-please-list-your-most-handleable-reptiles-geckos.html http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/blogs/art-erd/174-art-hawaii-experiment-tolerance-geckoes.html Wed, 28 Jan 2009 08:34:00 GMT [I do not recomend any one trying this unless you have the rescorces to do so.]
1] 65 gallon plexy vivarium.
ocupants at this time.[ 25 ]anoles 3/4 male 1/4 female. Gold dust geckoes adult [7] 4 male[ 3] female. [I hope]. morning geckoes[ 6]. Frenatus geckoes [6.] [1 ]fox geck garnotti ? Gecko doesn't fit any patern for fox gecko Trying to identify [12] pigmy skinks. {2] baby morning geckoes
{2 ]5day old gold dust [2]3 day old morning geckoes.Every one fat and happy No aggresive
interactions. no canableism.I introduced a 6 in female day gecko yesterday and she copulated 2 times with a 4 and ahalf inch male 2 times in a 1/2hour.With 2 large male anoles on the same leaf. all the same geckoes colonise to gether in one area. Each genera take a diffrent height in the tank.The day geckoes always hang with the anoles at the upper level. the morning geckoes over lap middle level and low level. and of course the skinks bottom . I have 1 tea plant 1 Avacado, 3 orchids 1 water fall saw grass,Ferns,all potted, peatmoss, coconut sredded husk, small teractta pots 2 orchidrocks.
I feed feild crickets, I raise garden spiders for food. and they get fruit flies as well as bananas.
Termites,carpenterants.moths and any thing else we can supply. No problems that I can see even with the babys .The new borns all hatched last week in the vivarium every day i look for new hatchlings . My anoles are extremly passive?The hawaiians say its the Hawaiian spirit passed to the Ina.That they can all live together here.Dont try this with Carolina Anoles.I like response from senior members.
I dont see any one putting spiders on there geckoes diet why?I put one egg hatchling of spiders a day .Im still going to increase the population. [Experiment Only ]I recomend every one get a copy of [The Song Of The Dodo] by [David Quammen]. Its about Evolutionary changes of all Fauna on diffrent Islands. it will open your eyes to what is going on right now.Evelution on small Islands doesnt take thousands of years it happens fairly fast I think even in 50 years or less given close enviroments. ]]> art erd http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/blogs/art-erd/174-art-hawaii-experiment-tolerance-geckoes.html http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/blogs/zacknight/173-help-gekoss.html Tue, 27 Jan 2009 03:10:14 GMT :lol:I just recently bought a Leapord Geko and i was wondering where i could find a care sheet for it? Or if you guys (or girls) have one that you... :lol:I just recently bought a Leapord Geko and i was wondering where i could find a care sheet for it? Or if you guys (or girls) have one that you could share with me. :banana::biggrin:
Thank's
Zacknight ]]> Zacknight http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/blogs/zacknight/173-help-gekoss.html http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/blogs/gecko-gecko/171-hi-my-name-marcus-im-virginia.html Sun, 25 Jan 2009 13:32:49 GMT I just wanted to say hi to everyone. I have what think is a male and female tokay gecko i had a turtle before but he got to big and my mom made me... I just wanted to say hi to everyone. I have what think is a male and female tokay gecko i had a turtle before but he got to big and my mom made me sell. Now i'm even happier with my two tokays.:) ]]> Gecko Gecko http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/blogs/gecko-gecko/171-hi-my-name-marcus-im-virginia.html http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/blogs/bluerose330/170-purchasing-new-gecko.html Fri, 23 Jan 2009 21:18:16 GMT I am planning on adding a new addition to my gecko collection :poke:, and am inquiring on what species of gecko to get. I have had my one helmeted... I am planning on adding a new addition to my gecko collection :poke:, and am inquiring on what species of gecko to get. I have had my one helmeted gecko who I was planning on breeding :banana:; but my efforts in finding a second helmeted gecko for him, were futile:cry: Now, instead of naturally increasing the gecko populace, I'm looking for a gecko to buy. I have over 20 animals I take care of:roll: so I'm looking for a gecko that's hardy (doesn't need feeding daily) but docile:idea:.

I"m looking for suggestions, so please input your opinion.

Thx
-BlueRose ]]> BlueRose330 http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/blogs/bluerose330/170-purchasing-new-gecko.html http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/blogs/bluerose330/169-incubation-storebought-vs-homeade.html Tue, 20 Jan 2009 22:35:10 GMT -I am preparing to end my Gecko's hibernation period and need a toll of educated opinions. Based on personal experience or second hand experience :arrow:(read in a book, heard from this gecko person....), whether a store bought incubator is more effective or reliable than a homeade one. :-)
:feedback:

-BlueRose ]]> BlueRose330 http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/blogs/bluerose330/169-incubation-storebought-vs-homeade.html