Getting Back into Geckos!!!

[uroplatus99]

I have been out of reptiles for a few years, but just now getting back into it and wanted to show them off... These are some Mocha and Cream Cresties from Anthony Caponetto... Great geckos this guy has!!!

These guys are eating, females already laying dud eggs (male not introduced yet), gaining wait (10 grams average for each in 3 weeks)....

I love these little geckos (almost as much as the Uroplatus' )

 

[Dron2124]

Very nice crested there

 

[uroplatus99]

Some new photos...

And some Micro Shots.... I love closeups!!! ;D

 

[T-ReXx]

very nice pics and some beautiful animals. I love creams. AC has some excellent stock too, great blood lines!

 

[uroplatus99]

very nice pics and some beautiful animals. I love creams. AC has some excellent stock too, great blood lines!

Thanks... I love the changes they make... from a pastie cream color to the brown frothy mocha...

 

[Sidhe]

Beautiful photos! And some very nice-looking geckos you have there.

 

[tlbowling]

Beautiful photos! And some very nice-looking geckos you have there.

+1 :main_thumbsup:

 

[ento890]

Beautiful geckos, glad your getting back into these guys.
AC's got some of the nicest around |0|

 

[uroplatus99]

Thanks guys for the comments.

I really don't know why I got out other than out of space in my old house. I really want to get back in to the Uroplatus genus, but really don't want to deal with crickets. I have always loved the Gunther's, and may get some if the moment is right.

For now the ease of keeping Rhacs seems to be logical. Easy enough for my wife to step in when traveling for work. Chahoua's look very very interesting to me as well. Maybe even a couple of leachies!

 

[T-ReXx]

I really want to get back in to the Uroplatus genus, but really don't want to deal with crickets.

Try roaches, especially Blaptica dubia. I think you'll find they have all the advantages of crickets without the drawbacks. Uroplatus also LOVE them.

 

[uroplatus99]

Try roaches, especially Blaptica dubia. I think you'll find they have all the advantages of crickets without the drawbacks. Uroplatus also LOVE them.

I wanted to go the roach way back then, with the occasional land snail, but hard to find much of anything at that time. It will be something to keep in mind when I decide if I want to go with them