T-ReXx
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I need to make some space and cut down on projects so I'm putting these guys up for sale. These are LTC adults, they have been vet-checked and treated for parasites and have been in my collection for over a year. Both pairs are feeding regularly on large crickets and two roach species. These guys are rarely available other than as imports and most imported animals are in rough shape. The C. irianjayaensis have laid two clutches of fertile eggs and the C. intermedius have laid several clutches but I have not yet hatched any of them. They are easy to care for, very similar to Rhacs, just they eat only insects and are more reclusive than most Rhac species.
First is a proven adult pair of Giant Bent Toed Geckos (Cyrtodactylus irianjayaensis). These are large geckos, about 11 inches in length. They are somewhat skittish but have not yet tried to bite me. The male will gape if you pester him too much but if you move slowly and are gentle they can be handled in moderate amounts. They laid one clutch previously and it was damaged by feeder insects before I found it, the second clutch I am still incubating and they are candling fertile. These geckos are shy but very active at night and need a good amount of space(minimum 29 gallon tank for one pair). They do climb and appreciate thick branches to do so as well as live plants. $150.00 plus shipping for the pair.
I also have a 1.1 pair of "Nightstalker" Bent Toed Geckos (Cyrtodactylus intermedius). These are medium sized geckos, 8-10 inches, similar in size to a leopard gecko only thinner and lighter. They have laid several clutches but I have not yet managed to hatch any. They are less skittish than the Giants, and accept gentle handling fairly well. They are also more outgoing, and can often be seen during the day. Very vocal geckos, they make a variety of chirping/squawking sounds to each other. Feeding well on medium crickets and roaches. These geckos are very arboreal and appreciate climbing space. A pair can be kept in a 20gal high vivaria. Very low maintenance animals. The female is slightly larger. $100.00 plus shipping for the pair.
Take both pairs for $235.00 shipped. Shipping is done through SYR. I will only ship when temps are between 40F and 85F. Sex and health is guaranteed. PM with interest or questions. I will happily impart any husbandry info you might want.
Thanks for looking,
-Ted :main_thumbsup:
First is a proven adult pair of Giant Bent Toed Geckos (Cyrtodactylus irianjayaensis). These are large geckos, about 11 inches in length. They are somewhat skittish but have not yet tried to bite me. The male will gape if you pester him too much but if you move slowly and are gentle they can be handled in moderate amounts. They laid one clutch previously and it was damaged by feeder insects before I found it, the second clutch I am still incubating and they are candling fertile. These geckos are shy but very active at night and need a good amount of space(minimum 29 gallon tank for one pair). They do climb and appreciate thick branches to do so as well as live plants. $150.00 plus shipping for the pair.
I also have a 1.1 pair of "Nightstalker" Bent Toed Geckos (Cyrtodactylus intermedius). These are medium sized geckos, 8-10 inches, similar in size to a leopard gecko only thinner and lighter. They have laid several clutches but I have not yet managed to hatch any. They are less skittish than the Giants, and accept gentle handling fairly well. They are also more outgoing, and can often be seen during the day. Very vocal geckos, they make a variety of chirping/squawking sounds to each other. Feeding well on medium crickets and roaches. These geckos are very arboreal and appreciate climbing space. A pair can be kept in a 20gal high vivaria. Very low maintenance animals. The female is slightly larger. $100.00 plus shipping for the pair.
Take both pairs for $235.00 shipped. Shipping is done through SYR. I will only ship when temps are between 40F and 85F. Sex and health is guaranteed. PM with interest or questions. I will happily impart any husbandry info you might want.
Thanks for looking,
-Ted :main_thumbsup:
