southern leaf-tailed gecko requirements

[krusty]

i love all these pics keep them comeing........thanks.

[redline]

wow nice pics. do u guys have more pics plz.

[Magpie]

Indicus, I assume from the egg pic that you breed them. Do you have any for sale or are you likely to have them for sale in the future? Or are they one of thoseherps that are all spoken for long before they hatch?

[Jason]

great looking geckos, hope they have babies for you.

[Saz]

Thanks Jason. The female is already starting to look chubbier, am going to check her from underneath later on today. She normally spends most of her time upsidedown at the top of the enclosure, but I haven't seen her do it once since I caught them mating which is very unusual. Maybe it hinders egg development or something?

[Reptilegirl]

love all the pics... yep Saz when i get mine i'll be putting up heaps of pics.. wont be till next season though.. you may even be able to help me out with gettin some from the sounds of it

Megz

[SLACkra]

i used to catch those guys when ever i was in sydney when i was younger! they are awsome geckos i used to find them behind the dart board that was outside.

very nice pics!

andrew

[instar]

G'day Megz, longtime no see. Whatever happened with your tertle pond/enclosure? did you end up building it?

[herptrader]

Alas they are not a species we can keep in Victoria :-(

[africancichlidau]

Ya gotta love hanging off the ceiling to do it eh?

[Reptilegirl]

hey inny...
yep i built the enclosure... but dads finches ended up getting it for themselves but he'll be building more soon so i should be able to get it back

slacky... you must be talking about the broad tailed geckoes (phyllurus platurus) as the southern leaf tailed gecko (saltuarius swaini) doesnt occur that far down the coast..

HT.. g's what can you's keep down there

its really not that comfortable afro

[herptrader]

Originally Posted by Reptilegirl

HT.. g's what can you's keep down there

It is an odd mix based on what people had when they set up the schedules. Basically nobody had any leaf tailed's so they were not included on the schedules. We are lucky that when the schedules were defined some people had crocs and GTP's otherwise these would be off limits also.

Today I read the RSP article in the Australian Reptiles magazine (our copy came in the mail today) and dreamt of owning a pair... then I remembered the schedules and realised that of course these guys were not on them (because of course nobody kept them when the schedules were defined) and realised I had two chances - Bucklies and None! (And moving to NRL central is also not on our adgenda.)