Pine Isle Chahoua Pictures

These are probably the best pictures that I've taken of Tag, my unsexed P.I. chewie. I was finally able to semi-capture the colors.

This guy/gal was born June 19, 2010, and is just over 12 grams. Still a small gecko, but putting on the grams every weigh-in.

New Pictures of Chahoua Geckos

I was in the reptile room taking pictures of a few geckos, while feeding last night, and I can't not take pictures of my chahoua geckos. So, featured in these three pictures are Tag and Nimz. Tag is the lighter of the two, and Nimz is the darker gecko.

Nimz hasn't had his colors really come out, and Tag's colors are just now starting to show. I expect really nice things from both of these geckos. I'm just really hoping that I end up with a male and a female. I tried looping Tag last night, and couldn't really tell if there were any pores yet, so Tag may be a she. Time will tell on sexing the chahoua geckos.

This one is probably my favorite picture that I took last night, and I took many, especially of Tag. I just couldn't get a good one that showed his green coloring that's coming in.

Pictures of My Chahoua Geckos

I'm getting more and more into different species, right when I thought that I was going to back out and reduce my collection to a select group of pet-only geckos.

My latest gecko species that I've added to my collection is the Chahoua gecko, which is sometimes referred to as 'chewie.'

These geckos come in two varieties, the Mainland and the Pine Isle Chahoua. I have two Pine Isle geckos.

First off is Tag, who was born on June 19, 2010.

And, the latest chewie is Nimz, who was born on August 29, 2010.