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Hi folks!! Here you can see some of our pictures of all genus Rhacodactylus... I hope a great 2011 to all of you!! Enjoy it. Rhacodactylus auriculatus marbled Rhacodactylus chahoua Rhacodactylus sarasinorum Rhacodactylus leachianus Rhacodactylus ciliatus Rhacodactylus...

Hi folks! I want share some pictures of my sarasinorum pair... I think it's always interesting follow the evolution of your animals through pictures... They was born in june 2th 2009... This pictures was made in August 2009... This one in november 2009... ...january 2010... And last...

I want to show you one of my lizard´s room. There are inside the 6 species of Rhacodactylus (not included T. leachianus and t. trachyrhynchus). The walls are painted with acrylic paint to prevent moisture from the atmosphere and has an average temperature: Summer = 25 º, Winter = 20 º. The...

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Hi. Here you can see three examples of our collection of Rhacodactylus chahoua. I think It would be interesting take same shot with different animals... All of them are reproductive females to 2010... R. chahoua red&green mainland: R. chahoua brown&red of Pine Island: R. chahoua...

Hi folks. I share some pictures of one hacth. His father and mother extreme harlequin Creamsicle. TIn one of the photos you can see it adopting the defensive posture typical of hacthlings... Regards!

The ecdysis is the biological mechanism which reptiles change their skin, getting replace the old skin cells for a new skin cells... So, It is a process that normally, in captivity, we don´t usually see, because the animals hide or take advantage of the night (when humidity levels rise up) to...

Hi. Here I share with you a nice photo of a hatching of ciliatus... Sometimes hatchings stay in this position for several hours till leaving the whole egg... The photo is made in an instant since I brought the egg from incubator to individual cage. It still retained the protective membrane of...

Here you are some pictures of my friend Adrian about Rhacodactylus Ciliatus and Sarasinorum... I hope you enjoy it. All are adult os the specie. Rhacodactylus ciliatus arlequin female Rhacodactylus ciliatus pinstriped female Rhacodactylus ciliatus arlequin x creamsicle female...

Hi folks... At last our first cluches!! I´m very exited and happy for that The cluch was made on April 7 and the they are hatched in June 27, so 82 days have been brewing for a constant temperature of 23º degrees. This specie use to open the eggs between 70 and 100 days... I hope they will be...

Hi folk. I put this post to alert you about some guys try to do business and crook you using this hobby. They use to check "looking for" ads in forums (geckosunlimited, terraristik...) and write to you saying that they have that you are looking for... Here you have an real post send to me...

Hi folks! Some curious pictures of my female N. amyae maked by a friend last weekend... I think it could be interesting to see... Best regards!!

I have no name to this one of my young females... For me is absolute awesome and the color are more intense... I think it´s a bicolor or orange harlequin bicolor... Anyway I would like you see her for yourself... Enjoy it!! Thanks folks!!

Yesterday I was doing a short macro vídeo of one of my pair of amyaes... I use to catch twice a month my lizard during 5 minutes to check skin, movility, cloacal area etc... and enjoy a little time with them, obviously... here you are the result... (I´m not Steven Spielberg.. :-)) I hope you...

A want to share with you a picture of my adult male of Henkeli Pine Island (north)? and a macro picture of his "claws" ... best regards!!!

I wonder if you use rocks already in the amyae´s terrariums... The australian area where this specie live it´s plenty of rocks with holes (where they lives)... I know I have to be carefull with that because they use scratch the sand... but It´s correct in captivity? I think it would be a...

Hi guys! I´m interested in know what your opinion about this female... I think is a red group (orange tangerine) but she has´nt lines of stries around her body... A "clean" patron without spots, lines, stries and harlequin distribution marks... what is your opinion? Here in contrast with...

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In your opinion what´s the morf of this female?? Thanks. Regards

Hi people!! I wondered what type is this ciliatus. She is arlequin x arlequin and her grandfather and grandmother already... super-arlequin, extreme-arlequin ?? I don´t care at all but... Regards...