Matoatoa brevipes!

[Bob]

I just got a Matoatoa brevipes today. These geckos are so cool. They do look very much like salamanders.

 

[Sommer]

Nice and special gecko! Never come across those before! How big are they?

How do you keep them?

And gratz by the way!:fight:

 

[clint545]

I am so very very jealous!
Congrats anyway I guess
Where did you happen to get the little one?

 

[Bob]

I got the Matoatoa from Jon Boone. They are small, right now it is around 1 gram. I keep them on a sand/ coconut husk mix. I have bamboo, cork bark, and leaf litter. Matoatoa love crickets, he ate his first night.

 

[JonDL]

Those are awesome! I love the way they look, lol. It definitely does look like a slamandar had a one night stand with a gecko.

-Jon DeLong

 

[clint545]

Feel free to keep posting pics of them! Never enough pics of these guys!!!:biggrin:

 

[Hilde]

Those are really interesting little gaffers. Keep us updated on them.

Clint, get a bib, will ya? Drool is not good for your keyboard. :crackup:

 

[DDReptiles]

Very Nice, I am with Clint on this one

 

[Bob]

Here are some more pics of the Matoatoa. And some Ebenavia inunguis. The Matoatoa is doing very well and eating 1/4 inch crickets. He/she also loves to hide in the bamboo.

 

[Justin]

Stunning geckos! How have you found the Ebenavia? Are they a fairly shy species?

 

[clint545]

Again great pics, keep them coming

I find my E.inunguis not really shy when they're out. They don't seem to mind if I'm around their cage at night when they're feeding and such. Another great gecko species that everyone should have!

 

[Bob]

My Ebenavia inunguis are not shy at all. They don't care if you watch them, they even eat in front of you. My male is more shy than my female.