Another very cool species that are extremely easy to keep.
They are a Partho species so no males are needed for reproduction.
Typical rapashy/invert diet.
And they can get cannabilistic with the young at times.
http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f286/tokaysunlimited/IMG_2316.jpg

That is just freaky with the no male thing....

Great shot bro :rockon:

Holy crap, it looks like such a little guy. My big hands wouldn't be able to do that. :yessir:

Very cool Jeremy.

Is that an adult? So small....

very nice

Cool looking guy!!

That is one awesome gecko

Not wearing gloves and a hook? :nono:

Nice gecko!

So females just breed themselves, eh? That's quite interesting...

So females just breed themselves, eh? That's quite interesting...

Ive always found that very interesting as well.

Im just hoping human females dont figure this out. Then we're all dead meat. They can train monkeys to open jar lids and kill spiders. Then what do they need us for? *shudder*

Im just hoping human females dont figure this out. Then we're all dead meat. They can train monkeys to open jar lids and kill spiders. Then what do they need us for? *shudder*

:lol:

The house geckos in Hawaii were the same. No male needed. I had a HUGE one that lived behind my refrigerator and she would come out at night and bark (what I call it anyway). She wasnt scared of people either. If I walked into the kitchen and turned the light on she would look at me like "Hey! Turn the light off! My eyes are sensitive!". I found many of her eggs in the cabinet above the fridge and put them on the patio to hatch. The eggs were a little bit bigger than a bb.

Is that an adult? So small....
Sub adult.They dont get much bigger then that though.

Oh My that is the COOLEST THING! I have NEVER seen that before....totally AWESOME! :D

Man I love the little geckos. Great pic.