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Hi all, I have not been here for some time to post anything so, I figured I would take a photo of a gecko that I found to be of much interest to me. I found that this gecko I produced a few months ago was a Green Eyed baby about 2 weeks before the Daytona NRBE Show. I just finally got the time...

Hi everyone, I just wanted to show off my first baby S. wyberba that hatched out just a few days ago. I have been waiting for this ever since I saw the first fertile eggs and I am sure this is the peak of my season as far as excitement. Hope everyone else out there is having a great season...

Hi all, I have been down with a virus but today I had to get up when my wife Nicole said that I had these beauties to get out of the incubator. I took these pics and was back in bed but, it did make my day :yahoo: First baby: Second baby: The eggs were found on 2/26/2008 so they incubate...

Hi all, I just took these photos over the last month and wanted to share some of my breeding and baby photos. hope that you enjoy them ;-) And now for a photo of one of my subadult spinigerus. I love this species! Thanks Jerry they are great! Just need more females :) And last my favorite...

Hi all, Just wondering if anyone is working with this species?? I never have seen even a photo of one. I am interested in them and just wanted to see if people were working with these in captivity anywhere? Best Regards,

Hi all, It has been a while since I have posted any threads on the forums. I figured everyone would like seeing my rough and tough little babies:coverlaugh: Here they are: Enjoy,

Hi everyone, I just wanted to share a photo of this male that I can never seem to capture all the beauty of (even in this picture). I truly cannot believe that they are not more popular as they are very pretty geckos that are a pleasure to keep. Well anyway, Enjoy!

Hey guys, I know that this is definately not Australian geckos but, it is a caging system custom built by my friend Patrick Papara at www.pmpreptiles.com for housing a few species of Strophurus. I definately wanted to show this baby off! As you can see I didnt even have it set in place before I...

I cant get enough of this species! They are so awesome! Thanks again Jerry. Enjoy the photo, Clark and Nicole Tucker www.clarksgeckos.com 334-239-0038

Just wanted to share with you guys and gals a few photos (excuse the photos I was so excited I could not hold the camera still :oops: ) of my first hatchling S. taenicauda! Hope that you enjoy and more pictures coming very soon of several new hatchling due to hatch anyday now. Clark and...

I just wanted to share these photos of S. wyberba. This is two subadult females and a picture of the caging system I use to house them once they are around 6 months of age. And the final photo is of a pair of Strophurus williamsi that I just caught in the act :wink: Thanks for...

This is a few pictures of some adults and quite a few new hatchlings. Thanks for looking and hope that you enjoy them. Clark and Nicole Tucker www.clarksgeckos.com 334-239-0038

Just wanted to share a few pictures of a Nephrurus wheeleri cinctus that hatched out here on 5/31/07 that I thought was really nice. Clark and Nicole Tucker www.clarksgeckos.com 334-239-0038

These guys are some of the coolest geckos that I have ever worked with!! Thank you so much Jerry! You should have seen them a minute or less before this photo was taken. The female came up to the male and just started gibbering away at him. Very cool. Diplodactylus byrnei mating Clark and...

Hi all, I have been really busy lately but, just wanted to sit down and put together a few photos of some of our adult geckos and a few babies and juvies from late 2006 and a few that have hatched within the last few months. Many more photos to follow. Hope everyone is having a great breeding...

I would like to make a sincere apology to Nathan, Roman , and the readers of the last post I made which of course has been taken down. I would like to say that anyone making negative remarks against MKR and clarksgeckos and our business practices will never be taken lightly. After talking with...