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Took alot of pics for a project the past few months, figured Id post some that didnt make the cut along with a few odds and ends. Sorry for any reposts, hard to remember whats gone up where sometimes. Very attractive Cnemaspis species, believe Ive posted the adults here before. Not a...

Sorry, double post

Just something I have always wondered about. Before I get into it, its all a matter of taste and Im not trying to offend anyone. But my question boils down to this, how in the heck are the available Aussie animals commanding prices like that? 90% of the Aussie species in captivity are decidedly...

A new story entry has been added: Little Geckos Arent A Problem! (AKA-Micro Feeder Culture)

Just some new pics of the same old same old Cnemaspis elgonensis/barbouri?? Sphaerodactylus argus Gekko smithii Blaesodactylus antongilensis (according to the key I used) Agamura persica Lygodactylus conradti (anyone know where to get a male?) Lygodactylus sp.

This is a female Sphaerodactylus macrolepis grandisquamis and her young. Ive been doing a little experimenting as most sources cite a definite tolerance for the young in this genus (as far as its been documented at least). The little guy is about 4 weeks old (was incubated and raised in situ...

Did some practicing with the cam this evening, here are some weird little Lygos... curious as to what they are exactly...appear pretty similar to those in Jays thread. B. sakalava S. klauberi that hatched today...

Cnemaspis sp. C. africana

Looking forward to this movie.... http://media.movies.ign.com/media/568/568421/vids_1.html :shock: geekgasm

crazy.. could tell it was a male at about the 5 week point, was amazed they would display the dimorphism so quickly! HD:12/02/06

I know theres tanganicus, platycephalus and mabouia here... looks to be two or more other species as well (some pachydactylus and homopholis mixed in here, just ignore those)

been a good week, had trouble producing these for the last year, heres my first.

had this little guy hatch today, a first for me, it was incubated for 100 days at 82.5 degrees on average.

Much larger and more colorful than notatus.

S.m.mimetus S. m. grandisquamis

Some new pics for the Sphaero fiends out there...

Neat little species from Africa.

These guys are gorgeous, just thought id toss a pic up while I was at it.