Gargoyle Gecko pictures

I don't have a male large enough to breed this year.  I am keeping an eye out but don't hold out much hope.  Gargoyle geckos are not a quick hobby- more like committing to a very slow marathon.

I have a few different patterns.  Most are young ones.  Gargoyles can be very expensive- the best way to get a beauty is to buy young and wait a year or two.  It is great to watch them develop- their color gets better with every shed.

Abigail- my big girl.  She ranges from light grey to dark grey with red

Fired down

 

 

 

Fired up

Pictures of the sub-adults.

Striped fat boy- Archibald

Archibald- my pretty boy.

Bleu- my reticulated patterened

Love the pattern

Flash- fired down

Flash- fired up

Fleck- my only blotched baby

White's tree frog aka Dumpy tree frog aka Litoria caerulea

Axolotl aka Ambystoma mexicanum

Love them from this angle.  Copper girl.

Copper girl.  Going to try breeding her this winter.

My only juvinile.  Waiting to see what kind of grown up he will be.

Freckles- looking fine.

Pinky.  My boys are so wonderfully long.

Het copper/het gold.  I'm going to pair him with my copper girl.

Gargoyle gecko aka Rhacodactylus auriculatus

my baby showing off its red and orange

my baby showing off its dark side

my girl fired down

my girl fired down, up close

my girl in partial fire

Crested Gecko aka Rhacodactylus ciliatus

Squish- my man.

Koosh- my lady.

Alpine Newt aka Ichthyosaura alpestris

neotenic adult female

neotenic adult male

Halloween 2015

We worked on her cosplay costume along with her friends.  It required wig trimming and styling.  Shirt painting.  Scarf sewing.  Clothes buying.  And lashes.