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This is the adult pair of G. Hainanensis that I had. As you can see, the ring on the head almost touches the eye and you can clearly see the yellow rings on the body and the grayish ones on the tail. Here is a link you can check out with many different types...

Unfortunately we've had to start selling off our gecko collection. I really don't want to see them go, but I have had to go back to work and don't have the time needed to give the geckos all the care they deserve. I will still check in here occasionally!

Welcome to the group!

Welcome to the group! Any questions, comments or concerns are welcome here! Hope this group is one you stay with. :o)

Welcome to the group! Awesome setup!

Welcome to the group!

Welcome to the group! Looking forward to pics!

Welcome! Just checked out the pics on facebook. Nice looking geckos! My daughters have a pair of normals that they breed for reptile shows in our area. I myself breed crested geckos and a few others with sticky feet.

Welcome! Looking forward to some pics!

Add chahoua and sarasinorum to the rhacs. I've got a Eurydactylodes Agricolae; he could go with the "Other"

Our very first hatchling, Twix, eating her favorite snack!

Welcome! :)

Welcome! This is a nice little community that's growing, with alot of awesome members!

We are trying to breed sikorae, but it is not such an easy task. For the females to lay eggs, they need to have a diet with high levels of calcium. This is a bit tricky. We dust our crickets with calcium powder, but by the time the geckos eat them, the crickets don't have much calcium on them...

Great pictures! I actually used this idea when I got my first gecko. Not with a nice background, but the cup.:D