Ebenavia inunguis Pics

[Bob]

This is my female Ebenavia inunguis. Ebenavia are awsome geckos and my pair is quickly becoming a favorite for me. I had some been beetles, the ones a lot of dart frog people use, and fed some to my pair and they ate them. Has anyone else tried them? I still plan on feeding the crickets mostly, but I like to give my gecko variety. And I am getting a Matoatoa brevipes Monday or Tuesday, any care tips?

 

[gecko-kus]

Definately one of my favourite species, absolute joy to work with. I loved keeping mine and can't wait to get my hands on some more some time.

Thats an absolute beauty you have there!

You had any joy breeding them yet?

 

[Dyesub Dave]

What a unique looking little gecko. Are they skittish or can they be handled on occasion? I did a search on the net and didn't come up with much info on them at all. I'd love to get a breeding project started with these geckos!!

Dyesub Dave. :biggrin:

 

[DJreptile]

Congratulations on your acquisition. Those little guys are high on my list.

 

[MobyDick]

Very interesting little geckos these Ebenavia inunguis are ... Just adorable. I love their head and tail. You just have to love them. I think they are next on my gecko list for this autmn - if I could get any

Regards,
Anze

 

[untytled]

Bob, try drosophila with them. They seem to enjoy the chase.

Dave, they're worthwhile for displaying in naturalistic vivariums but don't handle them unless you have too.

Renato

 

[Bob]

Ebenavia inunguis are great geckos. They are very active and sometimes even during the day. They don't seem to skittish, but I have just handled them to take them out of the deli cup and into their cage.

 

[gecko-kus]

I always found them to be fairly calm as well... Often with small geckos, especially the arboreal ones are very skittish things and can be a bit awkward to work with but these guys are nice and easy and a joy to work around