G. kuroiwae, G. orientalis, and G. yamashinae pics

[Nathan Hall]

A big thanks to Thomas for the great geckos!

Goniurosaurus kuroiwae

Goniurosaurus orientalis

Goniurosaurus yamashinae

 

[GeckoFiend]

Amazing. Thanks for sharing

 

[KelliH]

Wow... those are breathtakingly beautiful geckos...

 

[Nathan Hall]

Wow... those are breathtakingly beautiful geckos...

I'm absolutely smitten with the Japanese Goniurosaurus. Thanks, Kelli.

 

[Protean]

nathan,

I said you would be. it only gets better. I love the color your kuriowae. mine are all white and black. both my northern's and my southern's.

jason

 

[geckomaster]

Outstanding!

 

[Nathan Hall]

I love the color your kuriowae. mine are all white and black.

I only posted juveniles. All of our adults are typically colored.

 

[Geckophile Admin]

BTW, all of our specimens are legally obtained, captive-bred specimens.

 

[Protean]

Of course they are. Thats all that is available. anywhere.

 

[modoki]

Stunning pics, my friend . I am very happy the long journey hasn't caused any problems to them.
I'll help you out with all you need for future breeding :wink: .

BTW, it was a pleasure for me doing business with you guys.

See ya

Thomas

 

[Nathan Hall]

Of course they are. Thats all that is available. anywhere.

I was letting everyone know, Jason. Some people don't realize that these geckos aren't exported from Japan.

 

[strikedistance]

Nathan where can i buy a few. Can i get them cheeper imported? :wink: They look amazing. I really like the orientalis

 

[Protean]

true that. my bad.

bruce, trust me they will not be cheap for a long long time.

 

[markvij]

Amazing animals. I can hardly wait to get G. orientalis at Hamm, december ninth.

Mark

 

[Geckoholic]

Awesome...

Those are simply stunning..........

Thanks for sharing Nathan!

 

[strikedistance]

Jason it was a joke. Sarcasim notice the :wink:

 

[LivingScales]

They are beautiful! It is too bad that they can't be exported anymore and only a handful of people are lucky enough to work with them.
Good for you, Nathan!

 

[Nathan Hall]

It is too bad that they can't be exported anymore and only a handful of people are lucky enough to work with them.

It is too bad. Yes, we are so excited to be able to work with these amazing geckos.

 

[Protean]

LS, I'm very pleased to have them here in the states. I know Nathan is too. Hopefully we will keep on the same page over the next few years.

Bruce... I know, I was being playful too. That and some people have low balled me at price well under the prices I paid for any of them thinking they were right. So I guess some seriousness in there too.

 

[LivingScales]

Oh!

Just for your information, G. toyamai, G. orientalis, G. kuroiwae and G. yamashinae become protected in Japan since Nov. 9th, 1978. G. splendens become protected since April 4th, 2003. Before they protected date, they are cheap lizard that available for export and for Japan's local pet market.

Furthermore, there is never a legal exportation of G. luii, G. araenus and G. hainanensis from Mainland China, so all of the available Chinese Goniurosaurus are origanated from illegal export stock (may be except G. araenus because it may be able to legally be exported from Vietnam). Does this surprise you a little?