Absolutely stunning! I love the colouration of your P. Kochi ! Your collection must be quite a formidable one?! My collection is not that big, but over the years I have selected the species I like the most. I still want some additions but I am limited in space- and money, of course. P. rugosus woul...

Rugosus is probably the pachy species mostly sought after here. A sexed pair would cost a minimum of 800-1000 euros/1200 US $.
You can send some to me for free, I wouldn't mind

Excellent selection! Would you be able to provide me with an idea of what other Pachydactylus were around Hamm this year and price wise? Bicolor, coastal form: US $ 400 for a pair Tigrinus: US $ 250 for a 1:3 group of the Mozambique form Maclachlani: $ 500 for a pair Pachydactylus capensis – South ...

Uroplatus lineatus http://img267.imageshack.us/img267/6416/dscf5623s.jpg http://img697.imageshack.us/img697/4521/dscf5631s.jpg Uroplatus henkeli - I have another female which is a CB 2008 adult and eggs incubating. Male: http://img831.imageshack.us/img831/459/dscf5221s.jpg http://img683.imageshack....

This is what happens when Europeans go to Hamm to spend a lot of money on SA/Namibian species... Ptenopus kochi , CB from Jon Boone, a female and an unsexed subadult... http://img28.imageshack.us/img28/2364/dscf5306s.jpg http://img843.imageshack.us/img843/4784/dscf5311s.jpg http://img175.imageshack....

Mongoose wrote:I was there recently and the habitat they are found in is bizarre!

Rob - M.Burger only found two eggs and hatched them.

Do you know how I could contact this M. Burger please?

Rob wrote:I only know of some (maybe even just one) that Marius Burger once found there.

A friend spent time there looking for some in order to get some new pics for a book but he came back with some nice habitat shots instead

Would that friend of yours mind sending me those habitat pics?

Hello guys, Apart from a few paper publications it appears there are absolutely nothing on the Internet about these tiny geckos living in saltmarshes near Port Elizabeth. I would really like to see pics of them if anyone here lives in this area, as well as pics of their habitat. Any notes on observa...

Gehyra marginata only eat fruit very occasionally, their main diet is composed of large insects, such as adult black crickets or subadult madagascan roaches...they are more like tokay geckos as regards food

Yes I have a pair of Heterodon nasicus nasicus
But let's not make this thread on another subject, I would be glad to help/answer you if I can by private message here or if you add me on Facebook -my name is on my pics.

Yes, sorry, I did not notice answers before.

Of course these animals need parasites treatment, deworming them is a minimum. This of course should be done under vet control. They tend to look skinny but to a certain extent it is a feature of the species so it should not be taken as a worry.

Hemidactylus brooki , a CB trio, apparently the first CB animals ever (?) according to the seller. http://img7.imageshack.us/img7/8/dscf2901g.th.jpg http://img34.imageshack.us/img34/3192/dscf2902p.th.jpg http://img269.imageshack.us/img269/133/dscf2906d.th.jpg http://img38.imageshack.us/img38/8120/d...

Yours is P. guttatus for sure. They are mainly imported from Egypt and Israel. UVB is a MUST. Yes, I know, it is a nocturnal species. But for having discussed with several keepers, only those who use 8.0-10.0 UVB lights have success in keeping and breeding them. My pair is in a 40x40x50 cm high viva...

Thorrshamri was there a wide variety of venomous snakes available at this show? No. Normally this edition was supposed to be without any venomous species, but the staff changed their minds not long before the show. I have seen young Bitis arietans at one table and a WC Dispholidus typus , that s al...

Haha Rolandslf, well they are called "leaf-tail geckos" which is quite appropriate too!