I'm going to be shipping to the December Hamm expo.  Any European customers interested please inquire.

Every day I'm getting more and more eggs, and about two weeks ago I got my first eggs from my green Firewater female!  


Also, the project I was talking about in my last post is a Typhoon (Rainwater Eclipse) project.  I got a male Eclipse het Rainwater, and several female possible hets from Palmetto Gecko.  I have already bred the male to one of my brightest orange Firewaters, to pump some color into Typhoons! I also got a female from the Shatter Eye project, which I'm excited to see what can happen there.  

I was contacted a few days ago by a fellow gecko friend, and offered some geckos that will be the foundation for a new project.  It's one that I have wanted to get going with for a while now, so I'm very excited.  I will give more information when more progress is made.

While my Firewaters are producing eggs so fast I'm having trouble keeping up, I'm having no luck with my Raining Red Stripes.  My male is more than willing, but the females don't seem to want anything to do with him.  I truely feel like my male is one of the best RRSs out there, (if not the best), so hopefully my luck will turn around soon.

Eggs are starting to roll in, and we have clutches from Firewaters and a clutch from a really dark het Rainwater X Firewater.  I'm going to start a 2010 hatchlings page that will go live as soon as one actually hatches.

After a long wait while I was settling in after moving and getting a new reptile room, I finally started pairing up geckos a week or so ago.  I put Fedor (male Firewater) in with my dark Stripe het Rainwater, and one of my Firewater Redstripe females.  They both look like they will be laying their first clutches in a few weeks.  It's starting to get exciting!

I decided to start a mailing list for anyone interested in future offerings.  You can submit your email on the home page and whenever our Available page is updated you will be emailed with a discription of what was in the update.

Two Tremper Red Stripe/Sunglow crosses, the same two, but the lay out is different.