Uncommon Geckos

Small, arid, parthenogenic, communal, insect eating, dinural... What else do you need? Growing around 4 to 5" long, you can keep a group in a 24" wide terrarium.

Giant Mossy Leaf Tail Gecko Female, Uroplatus fimbriatus. Min tank is 24x18x36" for 1, can be housed together in 4 larger enclosures. See below for details.

Small tropical gecko, not very jumpy and awake during the day these make excellent pets and can be housed with either sex. Eating Pangea and live insects.
Hatch dates: Sept 13, Oct 2, Oct 3 2023 and an adult male.

Midline Knob-tailed Gecko Nephrurus Vertibralis Unsexed

Giant Mossy Leaf Tail Gecko female, Uroplatus fimbriatus. Min tank is 24x18x36" for 1, can be housed together in 4 larger enclosures. See below for details.

hatch June 7 2024. A large arboreal gecko species, eating Pangea diet and large crickets. Something unique!

Chameleon geckos, Eurydactylodes occidentalis Male

A uncommon spotted insect eating gecko, these are native only to Sint Maaten Island in the Caribeean. Max size around 7", ensure to house in minimum 18x18x36", 24x18x36 or larger, heavily planted like a jungle with lots of verticle cork for hides.

Female. Eating large crickets. Can be housed together with mixed sex if enclosure is large enough. Breeding.
In captivity over 8 months

Mossy leaf tail gecko. Males. Eating large crickets. Breeding

Native to southern Australia. They are nocturnal insect eating gecko growing to 4"
Hatch date: 07/05/23

Giant Mossy Leaf Tail Gecko Male, Uroplatus fimbriatus. Min tank is 24x18x36" for 1, can be housed together in 4 larger enclosures. See below for details.