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Does anyone have any creamsicle crested geckos for sale or know of anyone that may be selling them?

Thanks.

I have an awsome female that i am trying to find a male for. As far as I know no one is really selling any yet. Pengea.com has a nice one as well on thier page but have stated tehy are holding thiers back as well.

I wish I knew somone who was letting some go as well. My problem is males might be harder then females right now because you can take the male to many females and you have greater odds of getting a cuople creamsicles out of the females.

Heres my Female. I do need to get a better pic though. Lighting isnt doing her justice.

Eric

Very nice gecko Eric.

You know what I'd love to see, and I'm thinking this would be a variation on the "Creamsicle" morph just with a more intense base body coloring. I'd love to see a gecko with a base body color a dark red, I know those are few and far between anyways, then with the yellow flame and harlequin patterns and yellow pinstripe. Now that would be one very cool looking gecko. Has anyone seen anything like that out there even?
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"I've got a fever and the only cure is more cow bell!"

By definition, a creamsicle should be orange and white...but here you go.

This is one of my red harlequins...

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Anthony Caponetto
www.ACreptiles.com

This one is with better lighting and shes getting FAT. Shes starting to get fat rolls lol Im not ready to put a male with her yet so I cut back her food a bit.

Eric

I've been working with a small group this year and have started to produce some babies. I should start having some available by early 2005.

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Anthony Caponetto
www.ACreptiles.com

I was wondering if the Creamsicle babies actually show the orange and white coloration coming out of the egg or is it something that develops over the months? Also do you know how much you will be asking per creamsicle baby?

you can see it some but it seems to come out alittle later on. The female earlier in this post looked alittle more chocolate then red on the sides, though the light cream was noticable earlier.

Heres a pic of her at roughly 2.5 to 3 months of age.