[jabberwock486]

i currently have a male and female of
gekko gecko

plus 6 eggs

[PassPort]

hmmmm, I might get a Hemidactylus or Pachydacylus thread like this started, then we could see some really oddball stuff

[Saille]

I'm new here on the forums, but I've kept a male Gekko Vittatus for over a year now. (he was rehomed with me).
I just this past Sunday acquired two more that were freebies, a healthy male subadult, and a Juvie. In short:
2.0.1.0. Gekko Vittatus

I was looking for a female ( the person who gave them to me thought the larger of the two was female, but there are definite pores and a bulge there.)
so it looks like I'll have to wait and see what the juvie turns out to be.

[UrbanJungles]

I'm keeping/breeding 1.2 CBB Tokays, the are 4 yrs old.

[jimi5]

i keep 3 white lined geckos (vittatus,skunk geckos, ...etc)

[The Kamel]

2.5 gecko - all morphs
0.2 smithii - the other 2.2 didn't make it

[cliff_f]

Originally Posted by The Kamel

2.5 gecko - all morphs
0.2 smithii - the other 2.2 didn't make it

What morphs do you have?

[The Kamel]

Originally Posted by cliff_f

What morphs do you have?

1.1 Blue Patternless
0.1 Olive Green Patternless
0.1 Green Patternless
0.1 Green Patternless with Yellow Spots
1.1 Blue Granites

[cliff_f]

I guess we need to talk about this again. This post is for the genus GEKKO not geckos in general. Thats why this post was started in the GEKKO section of the forums. Please read a little close before you post. This has been covered a few times threw out this thread.

[SarkkaS]

I am willing to put money on the fact, that 80% of leopard gecko keepers don't know what "genus" means. This is not to put down leo keepers, but it's just a simple observation: leos are the first gecko that most people get. It's the most common gecko in the trade. Mostly, scientific terms don't need to be known in order to provide proper care.


-Sale