SOLD!! CBB Lygodactylus williamsi hatchling

[WingedWolf]

This little gecko hatched on 05/06/10, and has more than doubled its size. It is now large enough to be kept in a ZooMed vivarium or similar cage without fear he will slip through a crack in the door, or out of one of the screen clips. It is still small, though, so evaluate your caging carefully and be sure there are no escape routes. The gecko is still too young to sex.

Feeding on flightless D. melanogaster fruit flies dusted with calcium/D3. I also recommend offering Repashy CGD. Complete care sheet available.

$35.00 plus shipping.

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[WingedWolf]

Two more hatchlings are now available. Both presumed female due to coloration. Graduated sizes, both are considerably smaller than the original listed female, and one is smaller than the other. All three can be (and currently are) safely housed together.
Feeding on CGD and dusted D. melanogaster fruit flies. The smaller females have intact tails.

$35 ea. or $90 for all 3 females, plus shipping.
CBB L. williamsi aren't terribly common yet, and this species is phenomenal to keep and likely to become increasingly popular. They quickly become accustomed to humans, and some folks have even hand-tamed them (though their small size makes this a risky proposition). Surprisingly intelligent, food-motivated, and highly active, these diurnal lizards spend most of their time out in the open when you can watch and enjoy them.

Females range from brown to olive to bright green. Males range from black to green to brilliant blue. Color changes are swift, and depend on mood. Happy, fired up, dominant geckos are brightly colored.

 

[WingedWolf]

Original female with regrown tail now sold. 2 hatchlings still available.

Photos of the 2 here:

 

[WingedWolf]

Currently Sold Out. Thanks!