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$115 SHIPPED

Bump-price reduced to $300 shipped (and may also consider trades for Pachydactylus or Paroedura species).

She's 40 grams and has an upturned tail tip (visible in first pic) but did not hatch that way-it's from an injury when she was a hatchling. Otherwise she's perfectly flawless and an enthusiastic eater on any insects I offer. $135 shipped

I recently acquired this 2.5 year old female G. orientalis but I have since decided to focus on other species rather than getting a male to pair with her so I'm making her available in case someone else can use her for a breeding project. I'm asking $400 shipped for her but I may be interested...

Bump-she's over 30 grams now and growing fast.

Price drop to $100 plus shipping.

This girl hatched on 7-2-12 and is the result of pairing a Designer Geckos female bandit to an unrelated male bandit. She has an upturned tail tip as you can see in the last pic (only visible from the side) but she did not hatch that way-it's due to a previously healed injury. Other than this...

This girl is from a very colorful Designer Geckos female bandit x unrelated male bandit with lots of lavendar. She's feeding well on mealworms and growing fast. SOLD

This kid is from a very colorful Designer Geckos female bandit x unrelated male bandit with lots of lavendar. She's feeding well on mealworms and growing fast. $130 plus shipping. Added more recent (second) picture on 8-21-12

I think this girl is finally done laying eggs (though I said the same thing before her last clutch). She's eating great and has recovered her weight and should be ready to introduce to your males. She's from Designer Geckos and is completely flawless, I'm just refocusing my breeding projects...

I've decided to keep the male, but I will let the female go for $130 since I'm trying to raise cash for another purchase. Here's a new pic taken today (she's eating great and putting weight back on between clutches).

Bump-I've edited the ad with new prices.

This pair has given me 3 clutches so far this year, but I just don't have time to keep up with their production and raising the hatchlings on top of all the other reptiles I'm keeping. They've been separated for a while now so the female should stop laying soon unless she's paired up again...

I can't edit the original ad anymore, but these are both spoken for now.

Both are ready to breed (male is already proven) and feeding well on mealworms and anything else that moves. They've just been warmed up for spring about 2 weeks ago, so eggs should be following soon. There's not a thing wrong with them, I just need to reduce my reptile collection. Male NO...