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Like how is such an amazing looking gecko so rare and I can only find one video from someone who keeps them. They are so expensive too, are they really challenging to breed or something? I saw one going for $750 and a pair for $1,600 on morph. Just curious why?

Good discussion, I like seeing the different opinions

That's what I was thinking but then when researching them I saw this clip: It looks like at least 2 are male? Maybe one is juvenile?

I keep reading that L. Conraui do great in a colony or community but I can't find anything on what exactly that means. Can 2 breeding pairs be kept in a large, 4'x5'x2' vivarium? Or only one male with multiple females?

I suppose even geckos get hangry. All gtrea tips thanks for that. I'll definitely reach out to her at some point here.

That one's pretty cute too but I love the ones with more green the most. Green and turquoise are my favorite colors. After doing some more research it looks like Robert Merten's gecko likes it a little more humid than Pasteur's according to one resource. Which is good to know

Thanks. I guess I'm so new to the information that although I've heard of issues with pairing the whole process just seems vague so I don't have any specific questions yet lol. Maybe if anyone knows any tricks to reduce the chances for aggression when introducing geckos to each other

Thanks I'll check it out

I know this is old but what small ones are available these days in the US? I see the neons but besides them

I'm interested in learning more about this too

Hi there. I'm trying to learn more about Phelsuma Pasteuri as a potential first gecko. One of my questions is do they do well in trios or couples only? How do they differ from other day geckos with personality or care. I'm also interested in the same info for Roberts merten's day gecko. My...