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He's a three month old Tamatave male, we got him saturday at the reptile show in Hamm, Germany. Let us know what you think of him please? Grts.

That's truly a work of art, very nice. Don't know abouth it being big enough for C. parsonii though, it's a big enclosure but it's also a large animal. How did you aranged the ventilation?

Very nice, we are getting ours in 2 weeks. Your male looks amazing! :)

No Belgian, but from the Dutch speaking part of the country so there are only a few small, sometimes very funny differences. :)

Thank you. Kinda wanted to say dankie instead.., but i guess nobody would have understood. :D I hope he will love it too... :)

Thank you. :) We keep a pair of Uroplatus lineatus and a pair of U. henkeli, and we plan to get some U. phantasticus later this year.

Guess everything is okay since nobody bothered to reply..??? :cool:

Thank you, glad you like them. :)

Ptychozoon kuhli female (Malaysia)

Hi, here is a photo of the temporary enclosure for our 3 month's old pardalis that we will be picking up in 2 weeks. It's a 38 gallon flexarium, with a dripper on it and drainage for the spraywater. Plant's are a Ficus, Schefflera, Chrysalidocarpus lutescens and a small Dracaena marginata, we...

Next we hope to add Trioceros pfefferi to our collection... :)

Mniarogekko chahoua male (mainland New-Caledonia)

Strophurus krisalys (Australia)

Yes, but in our experience only when we keep them in groups from 3-5 animals, if we keep them individually they don't do anything. If you keep them as a smal group, with lot's of foliage and good lights they produce lot's and lot's of.., clones. :D We actually breed them and the H. frenatus...

Thanks everybody, it's nice to see you like them. :) Strophurus taenicauda pair (Australia)

Thank you! :)

Masoala... :)

Next to the Tamatave we keep abouth 27 species of gecko's, 3 species of frogs.., and a cornsnake. :)

Thanks, sometimes, it almost feels like a full time job too... :) But they are all worth it.

Thanks, we do our best to keep them in perfect condition. :) Leachianus is very high on our wishlist, still looking for the exact locality though. Here is one of our crested's... Correlophus ciliatus (New-Caledonia)