[mjrodriguez247]

Hi everyone,

This is the setup I currently use for my colony of Sphaerodactylus samanensis. This is the first time I attempt to keep Sphaerodactylus in any type of naturalistic enclosure.

I first feared it would be too big for them to find their food, but this doesn't seem to be the case.




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This little geckos are rock dwellers endemic to Los Haitises, a karstic region in eastern Dominican Republic characterized by rain forest growing over limestone hills.

Their black and white pattern is actually very cryptic; in a pocket of limestone and leaf litter this guys are invisible.






Marcos

[danscantle]

Marcos-

your setup is far from natural; you're missing wasp nests in the karst and undersides of the plants.

[phelsumatic]

I love it and I want those gecko's.

[Ken Bartenfeld]

Hi,

The enclosure is very nice. Just beware of any small opening so they don't escape. I would hate for you to lose these special looking geckos. These are quite rare in captivity. You should feel privileged to work with them! I actually have wanted these for quite some time.
Hmm

Regards,
Ken

[HCHGeckos]

Great tank, and nice geckos as well.