[thorrshamri]

I have hatched 5 of them in November and December, waiting for more.










This species grows up to 140 mm as adults. They come from Tanzania as their name implies. I keep them in a semi-dry, savannah enclosure. They are hardy geckos, very active and colorful too as adults. A beginner would , have no problem with them. Eggs are laid in the substrate, and they breed readily.

[jackdaniel's]

Really beautiful! I have a few of them too.Next will be the first breeding season for them.
Can you tell me how do you incubate eggs?

[thorrshamri]

Thanks!

I incubate eggs at a constant 28°C, totally buried in a 1/3 perlite, 2/3 coconut mould mix ("Eco Earth), with humidity around 70-75%.

If you want to add new blood to your group, you might want to see me in Hamm, in that case send me a pm, my prices are really reasonable

[jackdaniel's]

Thank you for the information and the offer!

I'm not sure i will come to this Hamm I don't know yet...