Williamsi electric blue gecko

[Croat]

does anyone have and male and female electric blue geckos for sale in the chicago area??

 

[laurie]

You are asking the wrong question. As rare as they are any more, you need to ask if anyone have a pair for sale. Mostly the answer is no. I average 3 requests a day. i am down to my breeders and 1juvi. Since they are endangered, they have gotten much harder to find.

 

[Croat]

oh okay thanks, if i am able to find one would they be able to coexist with a red eyed tree frog?

 

[laurie]

I don't know. Sorry, I raise williamsi but know nothing about red eyed tree frogs. I have a 24 x24 x 24 terrarium for a pair of williamsi, and they use all that space. also don't you need a water feature for a frog? I don't think that would work with a williamsi but again, i haven't tried it.
But hey i can help with the questions about williamsi.

 

[Croat]

thanks anyway ill ask if i have anymore questions.

 

[twatts704]

Croati, ask Jon Rich here on the forums. I know he houses one or two.

 

[clarkrw3]

Croati, ask Jon Rich here on the forums. I know he houses one or two.

Where do you think JonRich's came from? Laurie

 

[Ulrich]

They are very difficult to get at the moment. I have currently 6 and 10 more eggs waiting to hatch. But I will only ship within Asia, sorry. If you can, keep them as a pair. They easily breed if the setup of the enclosure is right.

Don't keep them with a red eyed tree frog. They come from different environments so the setup is different. In their native environment, the geckos live in lush bamboo forests. Humidity levels will be lower than that of the frogs habitat. And as they are small geckos they might become prey to the frog.