T-ReXx
Uroplatus Fanatic
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Hello everyone,
I'm new to this forum, figured I'd introduce myself. I've been involved in herpetoculture for about 10 years, specialized in geckos for the past 7. Slimmed down the collection over the past year or so, it currently includes the following:
8.18.23 Leopard geckos(give or take a few hatchlings) including Tremper Giants, Mack Super Snows, Sunglows, Blazing Blizzards, Enigmas, Raptors, Patternless Albinos, Bell Albinos, Tremper Albinos, SHTCTBs, Hypos, Tangs, and Mack Super Snow Tremper Albinos.
2.6.4 Crested Geckos; pinners, harleys, patternless, and flames.
3.3.2 Tokay Geckos, 2.2 normals, 1.1 Olive Patternless, 0.0.2 OP hets
I've also got several years experience with African Fat tails, Uroplatus, G. vittatus and G. ulkiovski, Halamahera Giants(Ghyra marginata) and Cyrtodactylus(irianjayensis and intermedius).
So, not exactly new to reptiles, but new here.
Glad to be a part.
-Ted
I'm new to this forum, figured I'd introduce myself. I've been involved in herpetoculture for about 10 years, specialized in geckos for the past 7. Slimmed down the collection over the past year or so, it currently includes the following:
8.18.23 Leopard geckos(give or take a few hatchlings) including Tremper Giants, Mack Super Snows, Sunglows, Blazing Blizzards, Enigmas, Raptors, Patternless Albinos, Bell Albinos, Tremper Albinos, SHTCTBs, Hypos, Tangs, and Mack Super Snow Tremper Albinos.
2.6.4 Crested Geckos; pinners, harleys, patternless, and flames.
3.3.2 Tokay Geckos, 2.2 normals, 1.1 Olive Patternless, 0.0.2 OP hets
I've also got several years experience with African Fat tails, Uroplatus, G. vittatus and G. ulkiovski, Halamahera Giants(Ghyra marginata) and Cyrtodactylus(irianjayensis and intermedius).
So, not exactly new to reptiles, but new here.
Glad to be a part.
-Ted
