New geckos (DUW)

[Lozza]

I haven't posted much in awhile so I thought for my 1000th post, I would share some pics of the geckos I have acquired this season

Diplodactylus galeatus

Diplodactylus granariensis

Oedura coggeri

Strophurus taenicauda

Strophurus ciliaris Katherine form (unfortunately its looking like they are both males )

Oedura marmorata WA form

 

[Tim.Arm]

great gex lozza those Diplodactylus galeatus are awsome.

 

[Lars K]

:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

WOW, Lauren, those geckos are stunning, I love them!!!!!!!!!!!

And very cool and great shots!!!

Ahh, and congrats on your 1000th post!!!

 

[Lozza]

thanks Lars & Timmo - I'm quite happy with them, I just hope I get some pairs
next on the list are amyae & asper

 

[callith]

very cool

 

[warren63]

Very nice Lozza. Looked aT buying some of those Diplodactylus the other week and dang they are small LOL

 

[Vixen]

Looooooove the galeatus and grans :shock::shock:

 

[Twiggz]

loving the galeatus.

 

[glebopalma]

Beautiful! Stunning D. galeatus (as always).

 

[scam7278]

some very cute geckos there lozza i'm picking up an O.coggeri male next week then i'll need a female and i think the W.A marmoata will be next on the list

 

[Jason]

very nice mate, i love all the Diplodactylus! great genus

 

[ryanharvey1993]

oh wow, they are all so cute, congrats on getting them

 

[wiz-fiz]

whats with the mouth opening thing?

 

[Ryan93]

cute little fellas

 

[Ryan93]

whats with the mouth opening thing?

lol Its is having its dental checkup

 

[ryanharvey1993]

whats with the mouth opening thing?

its defence

 

[chilli]

great gex lozza those Diplodactylus galeatus are awsome.

i'd check with your supplier, the dorsal spotting indicates that they are actually (and obviously) D.pulcher, not D.galeatus. and D.pulcher are awesome, D.galeatus are fairly plain by comparison.

 

[Lozza]

i'd check with your supplier, the dorsal spotting indicates that they are actually (and obviously) D.pulcher, not D.galeatus. and D.pulcher are awesome, D.galeatus are fairly plain by comparison.

sorry chilli but with geckos you can't go on pattern alone
According to Wilson & Swan galeatus have a rostral scale contacting the nostril (which I just double checked and mine indeed do) - pulcher have a rostral that doesn't contact the nostril.
So that would mean that galeatus aren't that plain


Thanks everyone for the nice comments

willia6 - yes it is as Ryan says, defence. They try to make themselves look big & scary lol
I was cleaning their cage and he wasn't impressed with the disturbance.

 

[chilli]

sorry bout that, i've seen dozens of both species, and looking at those photos, they appear clearly to be pulcher, but if you've properly identified them, i sincerely apologise. you should consider yourself lucky to have such exceptional specimens, as the breeder should have kept them.

 

[Renagade]

man it is good to see some different gex. interesting substate. how do you rate it, do you recomend it for all/other gex? is it sand and bark and does the bark help with humdity? i rate your shots too.nice work.