Lygodactylus kimhowelli

[Haroldo]

Here's a picture of a 1 day old (well not really, actually about 10 hrs old) Lygodactylus kimhowelli. These geckos max out at about 4" and this is the first time hatching out some myself. Notice the penny comparison in the 2oz solo cup and the orange belly!

 

[TokayKeeper]

neat little gecko...

Just did a google search and adults and pretty cool looking as well.

Now that I think about it some, the introduced med geckos around my apartment (not intro'ed by me) probably have babies bigger than that lol.

 

[David Loftin]

Wow Haroldo.. That is a really small gecko. Congratulations on your first hatchling of this species.

:main_thumbsup:

 

[Ccrashca069]

Those are really cool. Congrats Harold

 

[gecko geek]

very cool

 

[paulnj]

That is so cool!

 

[Kevin McRae]

Congrats!

They are fun to keep, the eggs and babies are so small!

 

[Nigel4less]

Neat little thing how much do these little ones generally run for?

 

[GeckoStud]

Cool!

 

[nwheat]

That's adorable! :nice: Congrats, Harold!

 

[Haroldo]

Thanks everyone for the kind regards. I have several clutches incubating and I expect to have at least 10 more clutches before the year is out.

-Thank you my friend to the North. How are yours doing? Any updates on the offspring?

-Nigel, very few people breed this species (along with the rest of the genus). They go for whatever the breeder wants for them to be honest. I won't be selling mine for less than $50 each baby...

I have eggs incubating in situ from other species of Lygodactylus, so I am hoping to have more success with this genus.

-Harold

 

[Select Gex]

Its always a treat to see photos from you, Haroldo.

 

[Mel&Keith]

Congratulations, that's a pretty spectacular hatchling!

 

[Nigel4less]

Thanks everyone for the kind regards. I have several clutches incubating and I expect to have at least 10 more clutches before the year is out.

-Thank you my friend to the North. How are yours doing? Any updates on the offspring?

-Nigel, very few people breed this species (along with the rest of the genus). They go for whatever the breeder wants for them to be honest. I won't be selling mine for less than $50 each baby...

I have eggs incubating in situ from other species of Lygodactylus, so I am hoping to have more success with this genus.

-Harold

Keep me updated on these guys I may be very interested in a trio. They seem really unique!