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Hi,anyone working with South African geckos.Heres a few pics of mine.Bibrons Gecko

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Marico

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velvet

velvet.jpg
 
very pretty...don't think I've seen maricos before

nope, just breed cresteds and have a gargoyle here
 
They occur about 200km (in the wild)from where i stay,so i'll be basing my temps on the weather we have here.Unfortunatly there hasnt been alot of work done on this species,so info is scarce.
 
This might be a great opportunity to keep some incubation records on these guys. If it is possible, you might want to take photos every week or so of the developing eggs to post later down the road.
 
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