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Baby dragons are so cute, I am just glad I don't have to feed the little monsters.

In general T's from Asia and Africa tend to be fast and agressive, T's from the North and South America tend to be more calm and placid. For beginner Tarantula keepers I would suggest T's from the Brachypelma group, like Brachypelma Smithii. In general these are some of the more docile T's...

That is a very unhealthy Green Anole (Anolis carolinensis) who needs some serious TLC. A decent care guide; http://www.thereptilefile.com/wiki/index.php?title=Green_Anole

He is getting nice and big, I recall when he was an itty bity thing :)

I know, like I had to ask :p

Kite looks so big now. Want to buy him a mate if I get a nice female hatchling from my other pair this year? :)

If you can care for a Cham you can care for a flyer. I'd say the flyer is easier than most species of chams. http://www.geckotime.com/flying-geckos-ptychozoon-kuhli/

It sure is :)

Yup, the black crickets are mean. They can draw blood if they bite you. Wouldn't want escaped ones eating my geckos.

Next time you make it out to the house, you should see some of the strange things people search with to find my website.

That is a very cool cham :)

She looks very good and it is so neat that she is tame :)

Green and Brown Anoles in the pet trade are wild caught. Any farm raised ones are also "wild caught" for all intents and purposes CBB Green and Brown Anoles are hard to find.

He is just too adorable :)

Need to make up for cost of table at Phx Reptile Expo.. all leopards on sale. May entertain certain trades. Photos taken with flash, color may be washed out. Buyer to pay shipping, quote will be provided. Hypo Tangerine Snow 50% het Raptor $50 Tangerine Snow 50% het Raptor $45...

Next year :)

We made the trade after the show was over, and only vendors are allowed to bring animals in. I traded a nice high end Leo and a mourning gecko

The concept that pinkies have lots of calcium is pretty well outdated. A pinky mouse is basically Crisco in a pink skin. The tiny amounts of calcium from their tiny bones is almost useless compared to the HUGE amount of fat the gecko would ingest. A pinky as a treat now and then is harmless...

These guys should come with a disclaimer "Warning: Eats a lot!". This tiny gecko is a fierce and relentless predator, it is so fun to watch it chase bugs :)

Traded for this cute little Heteronotia Binoei at the Phoenix Reptile Show.