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Just wanted to share pictures of a couple Heteronotia binoei that recently hatched. These are a fun little terrestrial species to keep and breed. What's most interesting about these particular specimens is that they are parthenogenetic (only females), so it only takes one single gecko to...

This is an old picture I posted a long time ago, but since it's the time of year these guys (and hopefully girls) are starting to hatch, I thought I would repost it. Jerry

After seeing all the other great photos, I thought I better post something. These hatched earlier in the year and are probably the species that I am most excited about producing this year. Unfortunately, I didn't produce as many as I would have liked, but there is always next year... Happy...

A shot of the last leaf-tail hatchlings of 2005 Saltuarius wyberba -- Phyllurus caudiannulatus -- Phyllurus platurus Jerry

Had an interesting wheeleri hatch the other day that was missing a band -- has four instead of the usual five. Jerry.

I just wanted to point out a new gecko food that I think anyone feeding frugivorous geckos will want to try out. While in Daytona, I had the pleasure of meeting Clark Tucker, and not only is he a great guy, he is also producing a frugivorous gecko diet (Clarksgeckos Frugivorous Geckos Diet) and...

Just wanted to show the color variation in a couple of my grayii. Also, hoping the female will give birth soon. Jerry.

Here are pictures of two of my favorite Diplodactylus species that hatched this summer. Who can guess the species? www.strophurus.com

Just wanted to share a picture of Phyllurus platurus and Phyllurus caudiannulatus babies that just hatched.

Was happy to find these two little dudes hatched today! One striped and one "normal." [/img] Jerry

Diplodactylus Pulcher -- quite possibly my favorite. Gets larger than galeatus and moves like a cat gecko Striped male pulcher Diplodactylus Polyophthalmus -- another nice species! Jerry Peebles

Just wanted to share a picture of another very interesting species of Australian "leaf-tail." As you can see, their tail is quite the contrast to P. platurus. Luckily, these guys have been fairly easy to breed the last two year! [/img][/url] Jerry Peebles

Just wanted to share a picture of Strophurus elderi and wish everyone a great New Year and a prosperous gecko breeding season! Cheers, Jerry Peebles. [img]