Pics of some amel fatties

Here's a pic that shows off some of this years amel fatties and how much the color on these guys changes in just over the course of a month or two.


The male on the top is about 4 months old while the two other females are only 2 months old. I expect the females to intensify over the next month or two just like this male and his clutchmate did.

Here's a pic of the male's clutchmate.

Those are beautiful Robert! The male in the top picture is amazing at only 4 months old. I just love fat-tails…………….

Keep up the great work!

hey rob i seen that striped male amel you had at the white plains show how many do you think you will produse this year i am looking to get into them thanks Billy

Thanks for the kind words Cody. Billy, I have a couple females available right now, but I just sold my last male. I plan on breeding 4 fat tail females at the end of August. The offspring should be available by January.

Hi Robert
Nice fat tails. I sold most of mine for knob tails but I still have few. This is one of the babies, of course the best looking one, , but at only about 1 month old now. Hope it will turn out to be a male.
Alberto

The stud and one of my females.
Alberto

Great looking fat tails Alberto! I'm selling all of my offspring to fund my Daytona trip How much does that fattie in the second picture weigh? He looks like friggin Godzilla, lol.

Great, I will see you at Daytona then. Yeah, that male is about 90 gr., he surely eats like Godzilla, lol.
A&M

Those are beautiful Alberto! The mother and her offspring are so red. You should have made more room so you could keep all the fatties and knob tails. You know us reptile people have the amazing talent to fit items in small spaces. LOL.

Hi Cody,
To be honest it was more about funding the knob tails and the time involved in the care of all those geckos. I also had a nice group of crested that I sold out of and I would really love to get some satanic leaf tail geckos , but as of now it will be a very bad idea because I would not be able to properly care for all of them. Here is a pic of the red baby crested I produced.
Alberto
PS There will never be too many to own, only too many to care for