Eublepharis subspecies

[SaSobek]

well here are the 4 that we have as of right now. these geckos are from European bloodlines and were bought as they are labeled. I am not Taxonomist.
and with out going to the middle east and collecting these geckos my self this is the best i can do to have them in the US. i hope you enjoy them. and take them for what they are. any of these geckos that are breed here will be labelled as such. we will be keeping these lines pure as well as out crossing them as well to select projects. to add some new blood to the geckos that are in the US, and maybe we will hatch out the next new thing. Thanks to all that got these guys and gals to the US im so happy to be working with these great geckos.:main_thumbsup:
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first off will be our Eublepharis macularius afghanicus. as you will see the Dwarf of the family. I cant wait for dwarf Raptors and Enigmas. :main_thumbsup:
This is an adult male
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and an eye shot
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the male next to an adult male tang
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and one of our females next to an adult male eclipse (he actually tried to breed with her so that was a take the pic and get her out)
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[GekkoGalaksen]

They are so beautiful Matt

 

[SaSobek]

Eublepharis macularius montanus (sorry kinda a bad pic)
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Eublepharis macularius montanus
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Eublepharis turcmenicus
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Eublepharis turcmenicus
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Eublepharis macularius fasciolatus
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[Baker14]

Those are very awesome geckos! I love the very dark female from the last pic.

 

[SaSobek]

Eublepharis macularius fasciolatus
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Eublepharis macularius fasciolatus
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Eublepharis macularius fasciolatus last years babies
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[Golden Gate Geckos]

I love the pastel colors on the E. turcmenicus! I have one E. fasciolatus that looks a lot like that, too! Great collection of sub-species!

 

[Kotsay1414]

Very beautiful Matt! Would it be okay if I used the pictures on the Leopard Gecko Wiki (www.leopardgeckowiki.com) for the Natural History section?

Thank you,

Kyle

 

[preacherman]

When you say "dwarf", how small are we talking?

 

[Ccrashca069]

those are awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ...........picks jaw off the carpet

 

[SaSobek]

yes you can use the pics there are better ones on the website

http://www.amgecko.com/breeders_subspecies.html

as far as size that "Fat" looking Eublepharis macularius afghanicus
is my biggest girl and she is like 45 grams. they will breed at like 30-35 grams.

 

[yellermelon]

Matt, you sure do know how to have some nice geckos now dont you
Im looking foward to picking up some sub-species geckos from you in Daytona this year..hopefully?

 

[snared99]

very cool stuff!!

 

[bittner_344]

those are some stunning animals! love to see the other sub-species in the leopard gecko world!

 

[SaSobek]

ok so it wasn't 45 it was 42grams and she laid eggs last year so she is as big as she will get

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and yes thoughs are Quarters
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[preacherman]

very cool

 

[IndyLuckyLeos]

I'm glad to see some new blood in the leo world. And good luck on finding some new traits.

 

[paulnj]

Very nice Matt! I love that turcmenicus's look.

 

[eyelids]

They are all awesome, but I'm still partial to E. m. afghanicus!

 

[GeckoStud]

The colors on the turcmenicus are totally wild I love the pastels.

 

[Pacific Gecko]

Awesome geckos!