He is nice! It's a boy. Well developed I might add. Pachydactylus oculatus.

Just pack it up and sent it to the USA!!! I'll take 10 haha!

Nice collection, Trayton...very nice, anytime you might want to show enclosure pics of the Pachydactylus barnardi, geitje, rugosus punctatus and maculatus...I'd be much obliged ;-) As well as how you keep them throughout the year...I don't know the weather patterns there at all. Thanks, Trayton...

Here, Trayon...old pics. Working on getting a breeding group, killed my female from feeding too large of prey :-( http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d95/KenBartenfeld/PA048626.jpg http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d95/KenBartenfeld/PA048625.jpg http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d95/KenBartenfeld/PA04...

Haha, been a member for a long time, just couldn't remember the sites name.

Not aggressive at all...sometimes they kinda will jump and hiss at you, but nothing more then that.

Thanks for the compliments!

Hi again, Here are some knob-tails... An aberrant banded pair (notice only 4 bands) this is wheeleri cinctus... Pair - Unrelated http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d95/KenBartenfeld/missingband.jpg The female http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d95/KenBartenfeld/missingband2.jpg Spotted female http://i...

Thank you, Kent. You are just full of advice. Was a pleasure reading your post and learning more about this species. I will be getting some soon here in the USA. I don't know exactly when, I am working on acquiring some other geckos first.

Enjoy your travels and wish you the best.

I've heard of them and bred them, but i'm wayyyy in the USA

Ken

Congrats on the baby! Nice to see that there is more to come after that one!

Thanks everyone. I have no clue at all if you have them in SA, i'd think so!

It is a great feeling!

Well, my first ever...finally eh? http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d95/KenBartenfeld/PB068804.jpg http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d95/KenBartenfeld/PB068805.jpg http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d95/KenBartenfeld/PB078806.jpg http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d95/KenBartenfeld/PB078807.jpg

What kind of cages are those?

Thats a nice one...I know of a breeder here in the US that has some STUNNERS...

Nice pic!

Could it by chance have been caused by sand impaction? I know sometimes that has something to do with it. I had a young pair of Nephrurus amyae die just like that.

I was looking at your sand...the size of the granules look huge!

I can't get over that last female barnardi! What happened to her?