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Wasn't a specific forum listing this genus, but I thought since they are somewhat related to knobtails, they can be put in here. Besides, this is my favorite subforum anyway. We saw a bunch of these guys in the Tablelands. Thanks for looking, Justin

A question for all you amyae breeders out there. For those who have gotten multiple clutches from their amyae in a season, what do you feed your amyae? Thanks, Justin

Amyae just shed. She is looking great. Wheeleri. Thanks for looking, Justin

Picked up this nice male wheeleri, along with a nice female, at NARBC in Anaheim from Roman. This is a het stripe female levis levis from Matt. Hopefully we'll hatch out some stripes in the spring. A female amyae. Another Anaheim score. So happy to be finally working with the rough knob...

To get my amyae! This day has been a long time coming. Thanks again, Art. They are amazing. More pictures soon.

I have thinned down the knobtail collection (most were on breeding loan that is at an end), and am focusing on the stiped levis. I have this female, pictured below, and a male that was produced from her. It was once thought that striping was co-dom, but everyone I have talked to hasn't gotten...

Here are a couple shots of some of my levis pairs doing their thing.

Got a Nikon D50 for Christmas, and took some pictures of a striped female that I have on breeding loan. She was acting fiesty, so I got some good defensive shots. Thanks for looking, Justin

I thought these pictures turned out nice. These guys hatched earlier this year, and are getting some great reds. They are so active that it is hard to get them to sit still for pictures. Thanks for looking, Justin

I have a female striped levis, which laid a few eggs this last season. I am under the assumption that striping is a dominant trait where half of her offspring would be striped, but none of her offspring from this year were striped. Is this correct, or is it a recessive trait? Thanks, Justin

I am thinking of getting some roaches and starting a breeding colony for my Nephrurus. --What species breeds the fastest? I don't want the huge species,a nd I don't want any that will colonize my house. i finally have a herp room that is not in the house, so I think I can convince my wife...

Well, I was pleasantly surprised this morning when all 4 of my levis levis eggs hatched out. Wasn't sure they would make it, as a couple were molding and had had some temperature fluctuations with our move to a new house. I was ready to chuck them, so I am really glad I didn't. They all look...

Saw that you have your asper finally. Any pictures for the forum? Get those things producing. Justin J

Hello everyone. I have been lurking for a couple months, and decided to step out of the shadows. I have really been impressed with all the cool knob-tails, diplos, and strophs you have all been posting. I breed levis levis and hope to get amyae and wheeleri in the near future. I am just...