My Eublepharis hardwickii (pictures)

[rhaco]

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Update of the Eublepharis hardwickii sisters at 14 months of age.

HW-001 14 months.jpg

HW-002 14 months.jpg

[Elizabeth Freer]

Those sisters have been growing like weed(s).

Thanks for sharing their progress!

[Herpin Man]

Those are really nice geckos. They seem to have qualities of both leopards and fat tails.

[rhaco]

Well...yeah. It's undeniable that they share a few characteristics with the Fattails.
The banding, the more compact body structure, the dark eyes. Even their husbandry is similar.
But when I look at their faces, all I see is a Leopard Gecko!
Some people seem to think that they look too different from the other Eublepharis species. And one probably has to admit that they look the most different from the "classic Leopard Gecko".
But they were the first species of the Eublepharis genus that was desribed by Gray, 1827.

[rhaco]

Time for another round of update pictures of the Eublepharis hardwickii sisters at 15 months of age.
At this time of the year I chose an autumn themed background again.

HW-001 15 months.jpg

HW-002 15 months.jpg

The leaves I used might not have been the best choice because now the background is more colorful than the animals
But for this portrait it worked fine I think:

HW autumn portrait.jpg

[rhaco]

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This girl hatched 500 days ago.
The changes in pattern are moderate with this species compared to the other Eublepharis species.

Hardwickii 500 days.jpg