New P.I. Chahoua Geckos

After playing around with a few new geckos and a random light bulb that I found in the reptile room, I snapped a few shots. These aren't the best, but it's not that easy to keep a light bulb with a gecko on it still. Neither of these two chahoua geckos have names yet, so I'm up for suggestions; when giving suggestions for gecko names, please keep in mind that I currently have Tag, Nimz, Skittles, Veyron, and Sahara. I don't generally pick reptile names based on themes.

Gecko 1 - Dervish (Name to Change. Name that was used on the breeder's website)

Gecko 2 - Honeyduke (Name to Change. Name that was used on the breeder's website)

Both geckos were purchased from Erica at Crown Jewel Reptiles.

After uploading the pictures, I'm considering renaming Honeyduke to Pixel, as every picture that I took of him, his markings looked like bad pixels. Time will tell if the name sticks.

New P.I. Chahoua Geckos

I was able to get my two PI chahouas finally! Barbara with Creepy Exotics is awesome to work with, and as you can see by these two, possible females, here geckos are just as great!



Skittles





Veyron



Pictures of Gargoyle Geckos

I didn't get very good pictures tonight as I put up the gars, but here are a few shots that I managed to get that weren't too,too bad. I hope by the weekend, I can get good shots. Many of them were in shed. I have high hopes for one of the female juveniles that appears to be a nice red stripe.

Here's the run down of what I ended up with.

Adults: 1 female stripe, 3 female retics of varying color and pattern, and 1 male retic.
Juvies: 1 female orange blotch, 1 female red stripe, and 1 female stipe (nice yellows)
Babies: 3 stripes, 1 blotch, and 1 retic banded

new gargs

Check out these monsters!!

I got my order from repashy today, and these are awesome. I got three breeding retic, one stripe, and a blotch.

Of the juvies, I received a red stripe in shed, a yellow tinted retic, and an Orange blotch. And the babies are stripes and retics.

I will post good pictures this weekend when they have called down and relaxed.

My current and past gargoyle must have been dwarfs when compared to these adults!

I can't wait to see what the females lay, as they are supposedly already breeding and look gravid and fat.

So stoked

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Nee Geckos

If all goes well with the weather this week, I should be getting several geckos in. I expected five breeding gargoyle geckos, three juvenile females, five babies. I should also get my two chahouas.

I finally cut down my enclosures just in time to drastically increase them.

Eek.

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New Chahoua Geckos

Unfortunately, I do not have these guys in my home just yet, but as soon as the weather warms, I will have them. Until then, they are safe and growing with their breeder- Barbara Gebert, with Creepy Exotics. 

I am stoked about these little guys, who I purchased before the new year, hence their holiday picture above. Barbara gave me permission to post the pictures that she sent to me. This one is probably my favorite that shows both geckos in the same picture. It's the clearest of the pictures showing both geckos.

But, anyway, these are two of my three new chahoua geckos. They are Pine Isle chahouas.

Neither of these have names, yet, but I've been working it since payment back in December.  If you have any ideas, please feel free to share.