New diamonds from Hamm

Pete

Pete

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Finally i got my absolut favourite geckos at home!
They are so beautiful and do have such a funny character:biggrin:.
Just want to share my 1.2 D.galeatus from Hamm(only the pics;-))
P.s Thanks a lot Michael!

Regards Pete
 

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ciliatus

ciliatus

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Ok, im gonna sell my car to be able to afford a group of them too. But then again, how do i pick them up, without a car?? :-(

Beautiful animals, i envy you.

regards

Ingo
 
Pete

Pete

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Thanks... they are indeed in a good condition and very amusing....i was lucky.:D
Can't wait to breed them next year!

Regards Pete
 
DDReptiles

DDReptiles

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Pete said:
Thanks... they are indeed in a good condition and very amusing....i was lucky.:D
Can't wait to breed them next year!

Regards Pete
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Why are you waiting till next year? They must be about 6 months old now as I hear they are hard to sex at young ages. Then you can breed them at about 10 months and they have a quick laying season. So you could probably breed them later this year, cool them and then breed them next year.

Maybe someone with more expirience can chime in.
 
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kanopy

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I don't know how old the pete's specimens are but they can can be sexed at 3 month old with the spurs. I would follow Pete and would breed them only next year. If Pete bred them this automn, the female could still be gravid when the time will come to cool them so if they were mines,I would stay on the safe side and would wait.
Fred
 
Pete

Pete

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They are about 5month old now(good guess DDReptile;-)!)....and i've planed to cool them around november till january and then start the first breeding season.
Since i'm not a professional breeder, i don't want to puch the females to hard and give them a long and healthy live.....even i can't wait:biggrin:.
It is like with all gecko species...it's not good for the female to produce eggs to early.
I was recommended to start to breed them after they've reached one year.
If anyone with breeding expirience got time, it would be very interesting to read your opinion and how you breed them. Thanks.

Pete
 
DDReptiles

DDReptiles

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Pete said:
They are about 5month old now(good guess DDReptile;-)!)....and i've planed to cool them around november till january and then start the first breeding season.
Since i'm not a professional breeder, i don't want to puch the females to hard and give them a long and healthy live.....even i can't wait:biggrin:.
It is like with all gecko species...it's not good for the female to produce eggs to early.
I was recommended to start to breed them after they've reached one year.
If anyone with breeding expirience got time, it would be very interesting to read your opinion and how you breed them. Thanks.

Pete
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Oh ok, I don't cool mine till like January so that is why I was thinking that way. Never mind, and good luck!! Hopefully mine will breed this year!!
 
Pete

Pete

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@DDReptiles : Thanks and good luck for your season too!
p.s how long do you cool your galeatus? also between 15 and 18degrees?

regards Pete
 
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Pitbullgeckos

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Since I´m a novice,,,,,,,how do one keep these geckos?
Like nephrurus? The same setup?

I felt a gut pain in my gut when I saw them,,,,,,this pain will cost me alot of money to cure.
 
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