A couple of P. rangei pics

Nathan Hall

Founding Father
I didn't produce too many babies this year because my colony is rather old, but a couple of my girls did well. With all of the holdbacks from last year and the few specimens I picked up in Europe, I should produce plenty of babies in 2007. The bloodlines are strong. I've never lost a baby!!!. These guys are super hardy.

P.rangei12.jpg


P.rangei13.jpg
 

josse

New member
Looking good Nathan! Any tips breeding them (cooling period, seperating the animals)? And how large is your breeding colony? I think it's pretty big, right :wink: ?
Thanks,
Jesse
 

Nathan Hall

Founding Father
They are extremely easy to breed. I have a few old girls that I got from Scott (TLC) several years ago that have produced well over 60 babies each in a few years!. I've never had any health problems with any of my breeders...ever!!! I'll post more information this weekend. I've finished about 80 pages of my web-footed book and have been waiting for the right person to write the natural history section for the book. I completed the captive husbandry section a long time ago. I'll post more web-footed pics soon (I have about 500!!) They are, by far, my favorite geckos. I will always keep P. rangei.
 

Niqui13

New member
Nathan Hall said:
I'll post more web-footed pics soon (I have about 500!!).

Do you mean you have 500 pictures, or web-footed's? You have extremely nice Rangei by the way. They are so unique. Definitely one of my favorite species as well! :D

P.S. I can't wait for you're book to come out!
 

Palex134

New member
I cant wait to buy that book!
Also, let me know when you are ready to sell some, I could use new blood!
 
Beautiful animals Nathan, looking forward to checking out your book
One of these years :lol: I just don't feel comfortable writing the natural history section since I've not been to Africa. Joe Furman was supposed to write that section, but he has way too many projects and was dealing with some serious stuff when we first talked about the book years ago.
 

tanala

New member
there's only one thing you have to do Nathan - go to Namibia!.
Hope that the two juveniles you got from me in Hamm are ok?

Sebastian
 

Nathan Hall

Founding Father
there's only one thing you have to do Nathan - go to Namibia!.
I dream about it. Keeping and breeding them is great but seeing them in the field would be...incredible. The times that I'm able to go out in the field are always some of the most exciting and enjoyable times of my life.
 

Palex134

New member
Nathan,
do you find that most of your juvis have a lighter eye color?
Judging by the pics, your seem to have quite a lighter color, mine seem to have an orange or redish color where yours are tan or white.
 
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