Distant Cousin to OUR beloved leopards!

[Blazin]

Caught this girl the other night after a couple of months of searching for a female for my male. Hopefully have some captive breds next spring and start working on some color variations. Let me know what you guys think.

[Tim and Julie B]

Cool, now catch me a coleonyx switaki!

Are you allowed to collect those? I always thought you couldn't collect without permits. Then again, do you need one in Texas?

[Clownfishie]

Very cool!

[Blazin]

These are Brevis not reticulatus. The Big Bend variety(reticulatus) is protected.

[J-Man]

so you caught that?

[Colonel SB]

Very nice blazin did you cath that one yourself?

[TheRedDragon]

Wow! Very nice! I love the patterns and colouration on that girl! Good luck with your breeding project.

[marisa]

That's very cool! She has a really neat pattern.

Marisa

[damzookeeper]

wow, that is really cool! wish I could find something like that in my back yard. lol.
Do you have a pair of them? What does the male look like? Good luck with the breeding!

[Blazin]

Thanks! Glad you guys like her. Yes I caught her myself after looking for quite sometime for a female. I do have a male and hopefully will get them going this spring. Eggs are super tiny as this species is only 4-5 inches tops. They are such a fun little gecko. They do this tail wave similiar to leopards and fatties right before they attack their prey. I will try and get a good pic of the male and post him as well. The males are super easy to distinguish in this species becuase they have little spurs right at the base of the tail. Thanks again to all who posted.