Thecadactylus oskrobapreinorum: A new species from St. Maarten

Graham_s

Graham_s

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Thanks for sharing this one, Matjaz! I had heard this species had been described, but hadn't found the article until now. Let me know if you have some success breeding this species ;)
 
mat.si

mat.si

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Got my first two pairs last December and two more this year.
Since the species was officially described, the price went up quite a bit.
I probably have the largest group in captivity at the moment apart from the original importers.

I Have 5 good eggs incubating presently (they always lay single eggs). Hopefully everything goes fine with incubation. Egg #1 is at 4 months now, but it will probably go on for at least another month. T. rapicauda eggs supposedly take about 5 months to hatch.
The original importers have supposedly hatched a couple of babies by now, so those were the first F1 captive hatched babies.
Hopefully I'll be the second to hatch some of these beauties.

Matjaz
 
shamrock75

shamrock75

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new gecko...

Can't wait until some of these geckos make it to the US,I'll be really interested in a breeding pair.
 
stevec153

stevec153

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brought bach a 1.2 from Hamm

brought back a small group from Hamm, anyone else in the states have any of this new species? OMG are they fast!!!
 
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