eve, they are the easiest things in the world to breed. i hatched out 32 eggs from my two breeder females since last year, and this year i should have 11 breeder females, and a lot more color/patterns. i think what makes them the most interesting is the variety of patterns, and you never really know what the offspring is going to look like. i feed mine almost exclusively on crested gecko diet which i've been feeding about 50 cresteds for 6 months on 35 dollars worth and still have about 25% left in the tub.
they're in relatively high demand, so you still get 25-40 dollars for plain, and anything on up depending on color/pattern etc.
email me if you have anymore questions or want to get started off with some.

i'm in high hopes that the funding from my cresteds will be able to allow me to get a lot more rhacodactylus geckos, and hopefully atleast a pair or trio of most of the uroplatus geckos. there are many other species i want to get into as well, but i've got to pace myself

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