newborn Williamsi Gecko's
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FroggtheCham
New Member
OK, that is tiny............well, and cute as hell!!! 
laurie
Retired Moderator
As lame as this sounds, Mom & Dad share a 2'x2'x2' terrarium. The eggs were stuck on the top of the back part, and glued down before I saw them. The baby or babies hatched in the terrarium with Mom & Dad. I only knew they were there when I saw the little one.
I do have the next 2 in the incubator, at 68, not sure how long. I will get back to you on that when they hatch.
I do have the next 2 in the incubator, at 68, not sure how long. I will get back to you on that when they hatch.
Aminah Undone
New Member
Little gecko babies are so darn cute!
Congratulations!!
Where did you get the green "vine" thing? I think that might work in the baby enclosure I'm putting together for Sela's kids.
Congratulations!!
Where did you get the green "vine" thing? I think that might work in the baby enclosure I'm putting together for Sela's kids.
laurie
Retired Moderator
Thanks for all the nice comments, I seen to have fallen in love with yet more reptiles.
Mine have never know they could be nocturnal, they run like the wind, jump farther tham I can believe, and sleep at night stuck to the glass. I had planned to give them to Ivan Alfonso, as he has a large number of them and a breeding project, but it looks like they are staying with me.
I buy it at plant stores or at Ace Hardware. You can cut it with a scissors, and it is very flexible. I even wrap in into heavy coated wire, make a great vine with the wire and the green stuff make a better gripping surface for my chams.
Mine have never know they could be nocturnal, they run like the wind, jump farther tham I can believe, and sleep at night stuck to the glass. I had planned to give them to Ivan Alfonso, as he has a large number of them and a breeding project, but it looks like they are staying with me.
Little gecko babies are so darn cute!
Congratulations!!
Where did you get the green "vine" thing? I think that might work in the baby
enclosure I'm putting together for Sela's kids.
I buy it at plant stores or at Ace Hardware. You can cut it with a scissors, and it is very flexible. I even wrap in into heavy coated wire, make a great vine with the wire and the green stuff make a better gripping surface for my chams.
Ryan Jarosek
New Member
how cool those are awesome little geckos.! Congrats
I use that same green stuff didn't know anyone else did!
I use that same green stuff didn't know anyone else did!
Chris Anderson
Dr. House of Chameleons
Congrats the baby looks really cute. I really like these guys too. I'm in the process of setting up a big terrarium (36"x18"x24") that I'm hoping to try cohabitating R. brevicaudatus and L. williamsi in once its finished. They seem to be getting harder to find as of late so hopefully I'll be able to snag a group!
Chris
Chris
ChaoticNightsReptile
New Member
Don't worry Chris, they should start to bounce back again as many people are having good luck breeding them in captivity.
laurie
Retired Moderator
Dan don't you have any for sale? I was sure you breed them. Time to sell some to fellow forum members.
ChaoticNightsReptile
New Member
I am always sold out of these cute little geckos. I sell them faster than they can hatch.
I will post the next ones for sale here 1st, give the CF group the advantage
I will post the next ones for sale here 1st, give the CF group the advantage
laurie
Retired Moderator
That is good news, these little guys are so under rated. I would love to see some of the other members getting into the Williamsi. Nonstop entertainment.
I am always sold out of these cute little geckos. I sell them faster than they can hatch.
I will post the next ones for sale here 1st, give the CF group the advantage
