View Full Version : very excited about this one!!!
CCGeckos
06-04-05, 10:44 PM
Hey guys,
I just wanted to show everybody my newest addition to my collection. This wee one is a unsexed Nephrurus Levis Levis ( aka smooth knob tailed gecko ). It's exactly 1 month old. I got him/her from Gene Richardson of GCS Reptiles in the States. I'm also expecting a sexed pair of these guys sometime this summer, so I'm hoping this little one ends up being a female. These guys are the cutest little things. The way they hunt down crickets is hilarious. Just awesome! Anyways guys, I just wanted to share a few pics of him/her (hopefully a her lol).
http://www.saltwaterreptiles.com/albums/album18/100_1787.sized.jpg
http://www.saltwaterreptiles.com/albums/album18/100_1791_Small.jpg
http://www.saltwaterreptiles.com/albums/album18/100_1792_Small.jpg
Thanks for looking, I hope you like!
Take care,
Ciddian
06-05-05, 12:48 AM
Look at that face!! OMG
If that is not the cutest thing....Are they difficult to get here? I know i have never seen one till now.
easy care?
Thanks so much for sharing! Huge eyes! :D
camille
06-05-05, 12:55 AM
yes inquiring minds want to know :p
The Dragon Lady
06-05-05, 07:46 AM
they are awesome, thanks for sharing!
snakehunter
06-05-05, 07:55 AM
AWESOME he looks great
DragnDrop
06-05-05, 08:16 AM
DRROOOOL ! ! !
I love those guys.
There's a pretty good chance yours is female but still a bit early to tell. Females tend to be a bit darker with a purple sheen. At the tender age of 1 month it's still early but it's a good sign for female at this stage.
I had 3 of them a few years ago, but they arrived in such sad shape that none of them survived long. I still have a soft spot for knobbies, ... some day I'll work up the guts to try again.
In the meantime, keep posting pictures of yours to keep me going.
clint545
06-05-05, 09:13 AM
Nice addition Jason! Knob Tails on on my long term wish list:)
thunder
06-05-05, 07:07 PM
adorable! what cute little one!
CCGeckos
06-06-05, 12:05 PM
Thanks for the all the kind words you guys:) Any kind of knob tail is difficult to get in Canada. Ask Hilde and she'll tell you all about the problems with the knobbies in Canada. Thats why I went south of the border to get mine. They're not the easiest gecko to care. I wouldn't recommend one to a novice herper. And no there's not a waiting list forming yet lol. I'm hoping to have babies by next year, if not the year after. This is a project that I don't want to rush;)
Take care you guys!
lol that is one amaxing lizard.
If their were alien lizards shed be one, with her big eyes and purpelish skin!!!
Simply amazing.
I want on that waiting list lmfao.
peace
ws
crestedgecko
06-06-05, 04:52 PM
Hey, AMAZING gecko! I was just wondering. If you were to get one from the states and you had to pay for shipping and the cost yurned into canadian dolloars, how much do you think is would all cost to get one in the end in canadian dollars!
Thank You
crestedgecko
06-06-05, 04:55 PM
(Sorry, the dolloars should be dollars, the yerned should be turned and ! should be ?
Sorry about the mistakes!
wow, what a cute little guy/girl. :D
The closest thing to N. levis levis in Canada would be Underwoodisaurus, which luckily aren't too uncommon up here.
CCGeckos
06-06-05, 05:18 PM
The price for knobtails right now in the U.S. are about $250US for unsexed babies and $650-$850US for sexed pairs. Most breeders don't ship to Canada but some do. Shipping to Canada you're looking at around $200-$300 for the shipping alone. What I do is get them to ship the gecko to a UPS store in the States closest to me. Which is about 50 minutes. The cost of shipping is about $45-$50 then. Then when you cross the border you have to declare the gecko with it's value and pay the duty on it. It's much easier this way. Hope this answers some of your questions.
Take care,
crestedgecko
06-06-05, 08:03 PM
Hey, does anyone know ehere I could get a Underwoodisaurus here in Canada. Are there any breeders that have some?
thank you
Matthew Geddes
crestedgecko
06-06-05, 08:08 PM
If there are no breeders then do you think I would be able to find one at the expo? If so how much would it cost?
crestedgecko
06-06-05, 08:12 PM
Sorry about all of that, I just found out what a Underwoodisaurus is, a barking gecko. I wanted one of those for a while but never knew the scientific name for them. I guess you can get them at global exotic pets.
Thank you
crestedgecko
06-11-05, 10:31 PM
Why are knob tails so hard to take care of and not for novice people?
geckoboy
06-12-05, 05:23 PM
hey matthew,
i have a couple unsexed juveniles. contact me if you are interested: geckoboy14@yahoo.com
nathan
peterm15
06-12-05, 08:46 PM
i was just about to mention you.. lol.. i guess you beat me to it... ya that gecko is AMAZING.. i want one so bad now.. just another pencil mark on my "to-get" list
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