Holodactylus africanus

[modoki]

As I keep and breed this lovely species since more than ten years, I want to share a picture of them as well.

Regards

Thomas

 

[Luperosaurus]

Hello Thomas,
I think that this is first time in my life that I have see good quality specimen of H.africanus. I have kept them and one time have clutch, but unfortunately both adult have died and clutch was unfertile
Great work! What about H.cornii ? :wink:
Yuri

 

[The Gecko Garden]

wow, looks awesome! My two female africanus are great geckos, I'm just having a lot of difficulty finding a male in Canada. Hopefully I can find one within the next year.

-Adam

 

[robk]

Stunning specimen. Looks very healthy.

I would be very interested to hear how you breed this spp as i have a healthy pair i have acclimatised.

Rob Kellaway

 

[GeckoFiend]

Awesome. That's a nice, fat gecko

 

[sune jensen]

Im extremely happy to see some serious people working seriously with this species.
Good work Thomas!!!


Sune

 

[Brian]

modoki, you have every animal I want . . . :wink:

 

[weswright]

Very nice specimen!

 

[MiCh@3L]

Hi Thomas,

it`s great to see that someone is keeping such an unusual gecko species for a long time.
Hope you will keep and breed them for the next ten years, too.

Michael

 

[modoki]

Hi Michael,

you can be sure that I will do that, as the eublepharoid geckos are my
absolutely favourites.

Regards

Thomas

 

[Brian]

Is that a male by the way. I heard males don't have pores in this species.

 

[modoki]

Hi Brian,

yes, it's a male. They don't have pores as you said, but postanal tubercles
and hemipenal bulges.

Regards

Thomas

 

[conning09]

Hi Brian,

yes, it's a male. They don't have pores as you said, but postanal tubercles
and hemipenal bulges.

Regards

Thomas

im thinking of getting some of these if i send a picture of them could u sex them and also what temp do u incubate the eggs at
thanks