Surprise CYRTODACTYLUS ZEBRAICUS PEGUENSIS

[Afelinus]

 

[Afelinus]

WHO KNOWS WHAT THIS IS?

 

[slygecko]

C. peguensis? In any case, very nice!

Cheers,
Nick

 

[Afelinus]

Yes.Peguensis Zebraicus

 

[Bowfinger]

Very nice! The marble looks great too

 

[Afelinus]

:lol:

 

[Bowfinger]

I could only imagine how nice that looks. I see one of my cyrtos looking great, take a picture and find out the camera does no justice almost every time.

 

[Leland]

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That is one bad ass gecko! Where's mine!!!

 

[Afelinus]

Small numbers will available soon.Not many.

 

[Bowfinger]

CYRTODACTYLUS ZEBRAICUS PEGUENSIS

Or is it C. peguensis zebraicus? That was my understanding unless the classification has changed

 

[Afelinus]

Hey,youre the Cyrtodactylus guy.I will take your word for it.All I know is they are hard to come by,and I wish I was into Cyrtodactylus.

 

[Bowfinger]

With all the confusion of the genus I just ask out of knowing very little on the subject. I still have learned more from you Marcus than anyone else.

 

[Afelinus]

I don't know about that.I really think you have surpassed me at this point.I think a few of you on this forum have really focused and added quite a bit of husbandry knowledge that is relatively new.I know that not all of that is discussed here on this forum,but it is evident by the health of some of your collections.

 

[chuckpowell]

Jerry,

I keep groups of 1.1 or 1.2 and they do fine. Nothing more.

Best,

Chuck

 

[ICU844]

Thanks

I had 2.7 several years ago, imported from the Czech republic, and they also did fine although the males had to be separated regardless of the size of the tank and that was quite large. Thanks for contributing. JERRY