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SOLD!! 1.1 Phelsuma klemmeri

Matthew T. Schaefer

Matthew T. Schaefer

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1.1 2014 Phelsuma klemmeri for sale-$350 plus shipping. I would pair these next spring for best results. Phelsuma klemmeri readily breed when mature, producing clutches approximately every 4 weeks. They are feeding well on invertebrates and occasional fruit mixture.

I am potentially interested in trades for other Phelsuma, Lygodactylus, Sphaerodactylus, Gonatodes, Ctenosaura, and other rare geckos and lizards.
 

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