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Well as if Ornate Uromastyx, Cresties, Leachies, 2 species of Uroplatus, leos and day geckos weren't enough - I added a trio (currently housed separately) of Cat geckos to the collection. What amazing critters (aren't they all amazing for the matter?).
So beautiful and slinky. Hopefully, I will have little ones in the future. Everyone else has bred thus far so I have high hopes that these guys will deliver too.
Steve
Congratulations, I think cat geckos are awesome looking, they do appear to be sleek, and slithery in the way htey move. Very unique and interesting creatures, COOL eyes as well.
I have looked at them often (just window c=shopping, LOL) they are pretty high end as far as cash.
I hope you have much success with them. Maybe one day I will have that EXTRA lizard fund FULL and talk with you.
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PHEve / Eve
You'll get first dibs Eve.
good luck on the cat geckos!
carefull the male doesnt over breed the females and stress them out.
peace,
nate
Uluru Dragons
They are all going to be housed separately for long time. I just want them to settle in and make sure they are well hydrated etc.
They are pretty asocial critters so I think I will set them up in fairly large environment when I attempt to breed them and then move separate them again between breeding attempts. Wish they were more like my leaftails in terms of dealing with having roomates.
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