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Here's a few ocellatus pictures, first 3 are of a hatchling last is an adult male.

I got this new cage and am trying to figure out a way to keep crickets in from slipping out from where the doors overlap there is a small space does anyone have any idea where I could get some sort of filler or add on stip of rubber or something that will just stick to one of the sliding doors...

I just bought some jade plants and was wondering if anyone had any thoughts about using them with some Pachydactylus.

anyone here going to be attending?

just got these from Brandon Ferguson. I already had the amels just got 2 normals from him, thought I should add a little color to the collection

just got done setting it up let me know what you guys think. I think I'm gonna add a hide and maybe some more branches

she's about 7 months old and colors up a nice bright red.

Just took a few quick pictures

can't wait to have some hatchlings, they are awsome animals

I have always enjoyed riding and haven't had a bike since jr. high. So I decided to go out and get a road bike. Put on almost 200 miles in about 3 weeks worth of riding. Just wanted to see if anyone else rides.

just about finished with a rearing cage. I split it up into 5 small sections and 2 larger sections. Going to raise some milli and dameaus in the small sections and keep a trio of dameaus in the larger.

just thought I should post some tongue pictures

Just checked the incubator

Arrived today from Ken, couldn't be happier. big thanks to Ken, now I got to hope my juvie sexes female and I got my first pair. Brandon

I have been asked several times how to build cages out of glass, so I have decided to post some quick notes on how to here. tools needed 1. glass cutter perferably a self oiling one 2. metal right angle 3. cauking gun 4. silicone used for windows and doors 5. tape messure 6. aluminum screen 7...

Pachydactylus tigrinus DESCRIPTION Small species with a flattened body covered with random black and white spot markings on the head, body and limbs. Pattern and color varies by locale. Body is a gray brownish color with the tail color being a purplish brown. Has a snout to vent length of...

Oedura monilis DESCRIPTION Has a snout to vent length of roughly 3.35 inches with an overall length of around 6.25 inches. Tail size is long and slightly depressed. Most specimen are yellowish brown with a translucent purple, yellow background with dark flecks and dark edged pale spots from the...