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2 RTB male PI Tremper lineages $950 ea + shipping

I have 3 you may like; it won’t let me upload pics in this message so I copied the link to the geckos pics/details. https://www.iherp.com/HerpTrack/MyAnimals/Animal.aspx?AnimalID=211601 https://www.iherp.com/HerpTrack/MyAnimals/Animal.aspx?AnimalID=209895...

I have a couple left that are posted above, and a few addition ones on my iHerp page. Is there a particular stripe coloring or base coloring you are looking for?

sale runs Oct 14-19 5.3.4 PI & 1.0.6 GT available; pay in full $100 off, or payment-plan $50 off Due to unexpected medical expenses this fall, I am needing to move some geckos. Additional photos, DOB, weight & lineage available on my iHerp page, or Message me.

A few of the available 2019 gargoyles: 2019-KF#4 female 2019-TB#3 unsexed 2019-TB#4 male 2019-PB#1 male 2019-BN#1 unsexed 2019-S-L#6 unsexed

PI female juvies - Klaudia (produced by Tony Terradas) / Yuri (produced by Nimmer's Herps) 2018-KY#1 $800 + shipping 2018-KY#2 $850+ shipping GT female juvie - Chlöe (produced by Black Panther Reptiles; Steve Cemelli) / Sergio (produced by Rusty Miller; high red Troeger line) 2018-CS#2 $800 +...

Mainland - babe #1 & 2 Incubation: 117 days Temp: 27-28’C Hatch weight: 3.8g & 3.7g Mainland - babe #3 & 4 Incubation: 106 days & 107 days Temp: 26-27’C Hatch weight: 3.2g & 3.3g

2019-HW#1 $400 + shipping 2019-HW#2 $425 + shipping Sire: Whitewalls (L) / Dam: HarleyD (R)

Their coloring baffles me sometimes as they can look like a completely different gecko fired vs unfired:

With the addition of sphagnum moss in the Chahoua enclosures this year, the girls seem to prefer laying in the moss over laying in their plants or on their corkbark.

Yes....I want to see them too!!!

Thanks! I just started using the sphagnum moss this spring. All of my chahoua girls seen to enjoy laying their eggs in it. None have laid eggs on their corkbark this year, so far 🤞🏼🤞🏼

I’ve never had to cut a chahoua egg yet, but I do cut at least 1 gargoyle egg per season. Actually had to cut a gargoyle egg this morning; it was conjoined twins that died overnight in the egg (their shared heart/lungs were outside the body). The clutchmate hatched big & healthy 5 days prior...

Caught Klaudia trying to be sneaky about laying her eggs at the front of her enclosure:

I feed every 3rd night, refills as needed inbetween, & offer dusted crickets 1-2x week to those who want them. Gutload with carrots, apples, pears, left over Pangea, & any diet brand the geckos refused to eat (nothing goes to waste).

I usually pair my girls with similar aged/weight males once they are around 1.5yrs. Of those pairings, the girls seem to wait 6-9 months before they start laying.

Good question! My first clutch should hatch within the next week, so I’lll post an update then.

I current house my argicolae breeders in groups of 1.1 or 1.2. But since I have way more males than females right now, I house adult males in groups of 3.0 & 4.0 without issue in 16x16x18” enclosures. Does anyone else house groupings of the same sex? If so, what’s your max grouping size &...

I usually incubate mine between 77-79’F.