First U. finiavana / aff. ebenaui hatchlings of 2011

[Graham_s]

Here are my first hatchlings this year:

and just for good measure, here is the first sikorae of the season:

 

[Sporonicle]

Congrats! Is the white part of its coloration? And that sikorae is so cool.

 

[Graham_s]

Thanks
Yes, the white is part of its colouration but seems to be something that they generally grow out of.

 

[Hannibal]

Very nice indeed! I hope I can hatch some of these beauties out next year.

 

[Seva]

Graham, lovely little finiavana (sounds nice), congratulations!

 

[Graham_s]

Thanks

It is great that they finally have their own species name!

 

[sikorae]

Congrats Graham, they are all stunning

 

[uroplatus99]

Thanks

It is great that they finally have their own species name!

I was going to say, you been holding out posting photos until they got a name hehe


Nice shots!

 

[Graham_s]

Thanks Julie

:lol: I don't know what you mean Silas...
Its just a happy coincidence, I promise! :nana:


Just in case any of you are interested, the female took 139 days to hatch and the male 137 days.
I incubated at ~20C at night and ~22-23C during the day.

I have made much more of an effort to record all breeding data this year, as I hadn't really bothered until now!

 

[purple-vixen]

Absolutely stunning Graham, I love it's eyes! Well done, and the name is perfect The Sikorae, well, my favourite

 

[Graham_s]

Thanks Jacki I hope it ends up being a really good hatchling season!
I'm finding it hard remembering the name at the moment, but it should stick soon!

 

[purple-vixen]

Thanks Jacki I hope it ends up being a really good hatchling season!
I'm finding it hard remembering the name at the moment, but it should stick soon!

So do I mate, you've had a rough couple years, and you deserve it. I bet it's something else seeing them little faces too!

Well, if anyone can master it it's you dude, remember Justin laughing at my pronunciation of R. Chahoua? Maybe I should try this one and see his reaction

Congrats again mate, really!

 

[Graham_s]

Yes, its always good to see new hatchlings. It makes it much more difficult to think about selling my entire collection when I have these little guys crawling out of eggs.



Here are a couple of random photos from tonight as I was in a photographic mood:

U. sikorae

U. finiavana

U. fimbriatus:

 

[Sporonicle]

That sikorae is a stunner, and so is the finiavana and fimbriatus.

 

[uroplatus99]

:lol: I don't know what you mean Silas...
Its just a happy coincidence, I promise! :nana:

I would almost beleive any gecko you keep would also wait to hatch until it finally got such a name!!! I have to say that its awesome that the Uroplatus genus is still growing today!!! Awesome I tell ya!!

 

[Tropical goune]

I'm in search for 1.0.0 U finiavanna, I have 2 females of different bloodline and one male of on other area (pigmented mucusa).

Could anybody help me to find a male finiavana and if it's possible, list anybody who have a different form like my male (on my picture)?

Résultats Google Recherche d'images correspondant à http://www.le-monde-des-reptiles.com/forum/download/file.php?avatar=35300_1310046878.jpg

 

[Graham_s]

Please PM me for available geckos, or start a new "Wanted" advert in the classifieds section.

 

[Graham_s]

Here are a couple of more recent hatchlings:

And a new photo of the female U. finiavana in the very first photo:

 

[uroplatus99]

Awesome dude!!!

 

[Sporonicle]

Nice geckos! The third one down looks somewhat iridescent.