Banded Asper

[toad]

Quick Pics of my Banded Asper.

 

[Riverside Reptiles]

:yikes:Wow!!!!!!:yikes:

 

[sunny]

WOW! A stunner. I wish I could keep them as well.
My congrats for your group.

 

[Douceboyz]

Wow awesome i didnt even know a banded asper existed!

 

[Andrew51]

WOW :shock: The group in the first pic are amazing!!

 

[Citezenhead]

Jaw dropping :O

 

[Casey Lazik]

Beautiful! Thanks for sharing!

Casey

 

[toad]

Thanks Everyone. We are very pleased with how they are going.

Here is a couple of pics of some little guys that hatched out on 4/12/12. They should have some good white colouration as they get older. Alot like the ones above.

 

[MiCh@3L]

Thanks for sharing those pics!

 

[hognose]

They are all amazing, but that first group....yowzers! Very awesome animals, thank you for sharing!

 

[knobfan]

Those are just off the hook!

 

[Ailurus]

Those are amazing!! I have never seen asper like that. Would love a pair of those, I was actually offered a pair of asper the other day from a European breeder, would have said yes if I had the funds.

Is this a naturally occurring variation, line-bred or genetic trait?

Thanks

 

[SamNabz]

They are a naturally occurring form from Far North Queensland, Ailurus. Absolutely stunning geckos.

 

[GaryCrain]

WOW.....jaw on the FLOOR WOW!

 

[ericR]

WOW!!!!!!! Since they are from the north part of Queensland, do you need to keep them more tropical (higher humidity) and less winter cooling? They look great.

 

[toad]

ericR, these are housed much the same as normal asper. Same temps etc... & thanks they are cool
Had a great Xmas eve present with another two eggs laid

 

[knobfan]

what temps you keep them at?

 

[toad]

During the breeding season -
Day temps, hot end 30-32 degrees and cool end 20-22.
Night temps, hot end 26-28 & cool end 16-18.

 

[SteveSharpie]

Very nice thanks for sharing!

 

[tchomax]

They are amazing!