Banded Geckos

[Kotsay1414]

Are there any Banded Gecko breeders out there? Specifically any of the species from the US?

 

[robin]

Are there any Banded Gecko breeders out there? Specifically any of the species from the US?

hopefully very soon

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[Keith N]

We have a group coming Wed. to start to work with so hopefully

 

[robin]

We have a group coming Wed. to start to work with so hopefully

i am hating on you a little, keith

 

[Kotsay1414]

Very cool, what local?

 

[robin]

acutally i will be getting central american banded gecko c. mitratus

no of the ones in the states.

 

[Keith N]

acutally i will be getting central american banded gecko c. mitratus

no of the ones in the states.

We are getting the same c. mitratus and we are also getting a pair of the
American Coleonyx v. variegatus

 

[Kotsay1414]

Very cool. I might be interested in some of the C.v.variegatus if you start producing Keith.

 

[robin]

i want some of the Yucatan banded geckos *drool*

 

[Keith N]

Yucatan's are very nice looking I also like the Turnip Tailed. Those to 2 are at the top of our wishlist.

 

[Jorgevill]

i want some of the Yucatan banded geckos *drool*

I was used to have a pair, but they were released. I will be having a 1.2 CB group from a friend soon, I cant wait.

 

[robin]

I was used to have a pair, but they were released. I will be having a 1.2 CB group from a friend soon, I cant wait.

i am hoping to bring in some from canada later this year

 

[Jorgevill]

i am hoping to bring in some from canada later this year

That's great, I think the best thing is to see them at their natural place, in the wild, amazing geckos.

 

[robin]

oh yeah i would love to see them in the wild!

 

[Gecko Euphoria]

I got some nice groups going, and some eggs cooking now what was your question about them, I"m working with Coleonyx V.V.s, and Coleonyx V.M., They are awsome but very small when hatched and can easily squeeze through a lidless tub in a rack system or even some holes, they are small and fast.

 

[robin]

I got some nice groups going, and some eggs cooking now what was your question about them, I"m working with Coleonyx V.V.s, and Coleonyx V.M., They are awsome but very small when hatched and can easily squeeze through a lidless tub in a rack system or even some holes, they are small and fast.

will you have cb v.c. mitritus this season?

 

[Kotsay1414]

I got some nice groups going, and some eggs cooking now what was your question about them, I"m working with Coleonyx V.V.s, and Coleonyx V.M., They are awsome but very small when hatched and can easily squeeze through a lidless tub in a rack system or even some holes, they are small and fast.

So you've got some C.v.variegatus coming? Very cool. Any pictures?

 

[lillith]

How did you get C.v. variegatus? Are they captive bred?

I've been trying to get my hands on them for a year, but the only ones I can find are C.v.bogerti, the Tuscon banded. I keep calling Sacramento to find out how to get a permit, but no one ever calls back.

It looks like the only way to get them is with a fishing license, or poach them.

In CA, you have to have a special permit to breed them. If you can let me know who's got that permit, I would gladly purchase from them. And who they talked to to get that permit. Because I'd like to get one.

 

[Kotsay1414]

How did you get C.v. variegatus? Are they captive bred?

I've been trying to get my hands on them for a year, but the only ones I can find are C.v.bogerti, the Tuscon banded. I keep calling Sacramento to find out how to get a permit, but no one ever calls back.

It looks like the only way to get them is with a fishing license, or poach them.

In CA, you have to have a special permit to breed them. If you can let me know who's got that permit, I would gladly purchase from them. And who they talked to to get that permit. Because I'd like to get one.

Where were you able to find the C.v.borgerti?

 

[lillith]

Aliza (acpart) has a few C.v. bogerti, from what I understand. I think it's harder to find people working with them since they just aren't as widespread in the hobby.