Pics - Juvie Diplodactylus Granariensis

[Ari]

Hi All

Just had to post these - they vary so much in colouration & patterning - an to me are the next best thing to Diplodactylus Galeatus if not better in colours & patterns - my thoughts only.

The camera & flash dont do them justice - the top specimen is so orange compared to the pic.

 

[Sarah]

Wow, there's massive variation there! They are all absolutely stunning!

 

[EMS]

All very nice, especially the first one.

EMS

 

[DDReptiles]

I'm in love with that top one Very Nice

 

[Ari]

Cheers All

I never name any of my geckos but the top one which definately has to be a female due to her voracious appetite I have named Hamble.......LOL, well I didn't my wife did....stupid name.

Its funny how you can pick from each clutch possible male & females - the top pic & the 2nd pic are clutch mates - one eats more than the other & its not a competition for food issue.

While the other clutch mates both eat the same amount - but could be 2 x males or 2 x females, hard to say with them as they are only 7-10 days after hatching.

These are a great species for line breeding due to the time between laying, i.e. 13 - 14 days based on 7 clutches so far this season.

 

[Ken Bartenfeld]

LOL, well I didn't my wife did....stupid name.

Haha...

Beautiful geckos!

 

[Ari]

LOL

Hey Bartenfeld I heard you have named your wheeleri.......Penelope & Gemima.........great choice of names there brother........LOL

 

[Ken Bartenfeld]

Hardy har har :lol:

 

[jgjulander]

Great pictures. I like the granariensis as well.
Justin