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:biggrin::biggrin::biggrin::biggrin:;-);-);-);-);-);-) just call this : Eublepharis hardwickii !!!!!!!!!!!

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Do not want to open a Koï-geckos debate with Strophurus but anyway I have a strange 4 monthes old female ciliaris aberrans. She is from the Kimberleys yellow form and stays always very very pale, in fact quite white. It is not a light exposure variation, day and night she's pale according to the...

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just few picts of a 2 monthes old CB male : You'll see this gecko is full and easily sexable at 5-6 weeks old. The "nose" is typical for termite eater cf D.conspicillatus and pulcher. But now they enjoy crickets and feeding is very easy Next step would be to resume all those datas in a usefull...

"Believe me I'm gravid !!!" ;-)

enjoy it

just a few picts to show feeding of taylori babies. Half grown crickets A.domestica dusted with Miner-All and Nekton-MSA are accepted without any problem. Head of the cricket is crushed so becomes flat and the hard chitina's layer is no more dangerous for the delicale lips of the babies...

interesting to see how colouration and contrast are changing in a few weeks. right : 5 days old baby (female ?) with 4 quite chocolate bands. left : 7 days old baby (male ?) and dark band becoming lighter in the center part center left : 5 weeks old female and center right : 5 weeks old male...

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Hello, I'm planning to write an article about Hemitheconyx taylori and looking for copies of those articles. Who could help me ? Barts, M. 2002. Hemitheconyx taylori PARKER. Sauria 24 (3): 2 Lanza, B. 1990. Amphibians and reptiles of the Somali Democratic Republic: check list and...

just to show you the comparison between 2 hours old CB Hemitheconyx taylori and 1 month old one (from 2 different bloodlines)

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:) up on the second pict with a young S.c.aberrans

good starting season with my taylori :) first hatchling born 3rd june 2010 after 82 days at 27-29C. The brother should arrive in a few hours. 2 other eggs in incubation.

2010 starts very well ... with the first babies c.aberrans Kimberley form.

well starting :D

Get Atlas species names: Atlas of the amphibian and reptiles of NZ an interesting new classification according to T.Jewell's work.

We have planned some holidays in Florida next august and seen we'll be near Daytona the 21th august 2009 during the NBE. It could be a great oportunity to meet american geckos bredders and to speak about our experience with rare geckos like Naultinus, Woodworthia, Aussie geckos (Strophurus...

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