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Wanted Stenodactylus sthenodactylus aka Egyptian dune geckos

Sean 77

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I would like to buy one or more female stenos. I have a couple of males, one of which I raised from a previous hatching several years ago. When I was actively breeding them, I would get about a dozen healthy hatchlings a year, the majority of which sold through our wonderful local long-time reptile store. Our last female passed away a couple of years ago. Now for some reason the local market never has any stenodactylus sthenodactylus geckos and we would like to keep our little family group going with some new hatchings.

Anyone know where I could buy a female or two? Please contact me via PM (Private Message) here on this site.

(Sometimes these little terrestrial geckos are known by other common names like Egyptian dune geckos, Israeli dune geckos, Whiptail geckos, Lichtenstein's short-fingered gecko, etc.)

Thanks,
Sean
 
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