I've been keeping them and breeding them for several years. They are hardy geckos, about 5" total length. I keep pairs or trios in 30x30x45 (12"x12"x18") ExoTerra with a 16W UTH behind the rear, vertical wall, plus an ordinary 40 watts bulb. They climb well on flat stones, I have provided them with a 4-5 cm layer of fine sand in which they lay eggs, vertical slates and flat rocks, some dead wood and an artificial plant. Keep them at 80-85°F during the day with a localized area for basking over 90°F, temperatures should drop a lot at night, in the mid 70°F's or even lower. I use a water dish and 2 light sprayings on the evening per week, only once in winter. The key to success is to feed adults very often, 3-4 times a week, with subadult gutloaded crickets. I use crickets with them and nothing else. I dust prey on every feeding with Miner-All I and once a month I add some vitamins (Nekton Rep). This has worked fine for me so far, I've had several babies without even brumating the adults!