Recent content by Elisa

I will have to look for your table then! One of my buddies is looking for leaftails. :3

I will definitely be there, hotel is already booked. Hoping to find some unusual geckos when I go. :3

Is anyone else going to the super show in San Diego? Anyone been in the past? I am hoping to find some unusual gecko species when I go.

Anyone?? :3

I am planning on walking there on the 22nd and 23rd at the Santa Fe station! This will be my first time attending. Who else will be there? :D

My name is Elisa Phillips. I am a long time animal keeper and breeder with experience managing groups of people(6+) and large numbers of animals(400+) looking for part time work in Las Vegas, Nevada. Long shot I know but if you are a breeder that needs help caring for and managing a large...

I am looking for 1.1 P.Picta morphs. If you have any available please contact me.

Ah ok, I do not think she will be laying any more eggs, this last clutch was a clutch of one egg that proved to be infertile. :)

Cool, I really want the picta. Let's hope I get a callback from one of the places I applied soon.

How do you guys get your pictus to bite you :o I have never had one of my pictus bite me and quite a few I have had where surprisingly handleable. Still it is hard for me to think of getting hurt by a pictus gecko barely as long as my index finger. >_>

It is in my ghetto incubator right now, it's been a little while since I've gotten to hatch any babies. :) Had she previously been laying normal clutches of two?

She laid an egg today! It is HUGE. Twice the size of my picta eggs. :D She only laid one so hopefully that means she is done for the season. Wonderful gecko, ate like a pig afterwards. :)

I'd like to think she is gaining a little weight now even from when I first took her. She gets fed every day and is becoming less picky with eats. Wonderful gecko but I don't like to handle her too much in case whatever is in her belly might hurt her.

Picta are awesome but are more difficult to handle then leos. I kept mine with half dry sand and half damp soil or mixed the sand and soil. I misted twice weekly, most seem to enjoy misting and will come out of hiding for it. Slightly cooler basking temps then leos. Rock piles, slate or...