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These were listed as doriae, but are questionable . Any help in identifying these would be appreciated. Could they be petrii ? Here are 3 photos photo 2 and finally photo 3 thanks for the help. JERRY

Not the best photos, but if you look at the lady, she is with child (s). Meanwhile these are very animated little geckos. Beautiful in color, and require minimum maintenance. Here is a photo of the male as well.

Keeping my fingers crossed for a 2.4 Will take some photos as they should arrive on Friday. Also 1.2 on the williamsi

Can the male turn to the same color as the female ? Better yet, are there any other identifying markers to actually know for sure that one is getting a sexed pair.

Some may become available, and I was wondering if there is a market fot them here in the states. They have not been around for quite some time. I am thinking of starting a small colony. JERRY

Are these available here in the states. I was not sure where to inquire about these geckos. I have an opportunity to aquire some, so any information would be greatly appreciated. I saw some photos and they look quite beautiful. I dont know if those are the males or females. Kindly respond. JERRY

Any information on Phelsuma parkeri. Are there any breeders in the US. Thanks, JERRY

I had a small shipment of Steno stenos, and included was this little gal. Not to sure what kind it is, so here are some photos. I dont think its Petrii, and it does not have the shovel nose characteristics of Steno steno, so any help would be appreciated. Thanks, JERRY also, also, and...

Here are a couple of photos of Coleonyx mitratus. These are really a nice little gecko. and finally a real cutie ! Also, I was curious to find out, aside from the one that is federally protected, are the species legal to ship and collect. I know variegatus and brevis are, but what about...

Received a nice 2.3 and I am hoping to acquire a few more to complete my little colony of these unique little fellows. The photo is not as good as I would have liked it to be, but its not bad.

Any information would be helpful if there are any breeders out there who are familiar with Eugongylus albofasciolatus. I will be acquiring a 1.2 Thanks and please reply to : fruitflies1@bellsouth.net JERRY