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My first Strophurus c. ciliaris hatchling of the year!

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That’s awesome Nathan!!! They look like very tiny geckos but are way cool.
 
You don't see people having a lot of hatchlings of those. What a cool looking gecko. I like the tail. How big do those guys get usually?
 
Thanks guys! The incubation period was 57 days. I have several more eggs due to hatch any day now. Northern Spiny-tailed geckos can grow as large as 150 mm (5.91 inches). One of my girls is actually just over 160 mm! She is a beast .
 
wow they aint cheep what do u think of tessalatus.?i was thinking of starting with thouse .and they are strophers right correct me if i am wrong.thanks.
 
Diplodactylus tessellatus is a terrestrial gecko from Australia. S. c. ciliaris used be in the same genus but is now Strophurus . They are the Australian spiny-tailed geckos. D. tessellatus is a great little Aussie gecko. My girls lay eggs every 9-12 days! The babies are tiny but are hardy as long as they are fed a good supply of pinheads.

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they look cool i am thinking of maybe getting some not now but in the future can u tell me more about them(breeding,size,etc.)thanks jeff
 
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