Available Geckos



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YD11-01 (Yelp x Dasha) $175
21 g Male

Here's a pinstripe with a whole lot going on... full pinstripe; full laterals; nice structure; and a spattering of spots. This pairing produces some perfectly clean babies and some with a spot here and there. This is probably the spottiest one they've ever produced... they must have been saving up some spots for this one LOL. I know some people aren't big fans of spots, and others think they add a unique touch and some personality. If this boy was clear of spots, he'd be priced significantly higher, so if you're one of the ones who like the spots, here's a bargain just for you.

YDos12-02 (Yelp x Dos Gekkis) $90
5.8 g Unsexed

This is the clutchmate to YDos12-01 shown above. This one doesn't have the orange base color, but should be a very nice dark pinner when it grows up. Interestingly, Yelp and Dos Gekkis often produce a mix of one orange and one dark pinner in each clutch. Many more examples from this cross can be seen below to give you an idea of how the dark pinners usually turn out.

YDos12-03 (Yelp x Dos Gekkis) $50
4.4 g Unsexed ($35 with the purchase of any other gecko)

Here's one that's a bit of a slow grower and doesn't have quite the patterning that most of the offspring of this cross have. But, it has a pretty nice head for such a small one and a decent amount of pinstriping. I'm selling this one at a "pet quality" price, but with the genetics behind this one, it could be a real bargain if it's a late bloomer and turns out like most of its siblings.

Chondrodactylus angulifer $90
Male - Pet / Display Animal only

This guy is the boldest gecko I've ever owned. He is not at all shy and will feed readily from tongs. He never turns down a meal. I have a pretty nice collection of this species, and this guy is a prime example of what they should look like. He bred for me in 2011, and produced some offspring, but had some breeding problems. I tried him again in 2012 and had the same problems, so I retired him from breeding. It's a shame because he's the nicest of the 3 males I have. If he was being sold as a breeding animal, I'd be asking $300 for him (I just paid $250 - $300  each for 2 new males to replace him, and they're not as impressive as he is... I can only hope they mature to look as nice as he does). As a really cool display animal / pet, I'm only asking for $90 + shipping. I'd just like to get him into someone's hands who will give him a nice display tank and appreciate seeing him prowl his domain. He's quite active and visible most of the time.

Rhacodactylus Sarasinorum $125
32g Male - 2011

This male Sarasinorum from 2011 is nearly ready to breed. I received his parents in a trade directly with Allen Repashy. For those that haven't worked with sarasinorum, they are kept exactly like crested geckos. I think the sleek, more streamlined look is interesting. My sara's are definitely more shy and quick than cresteds or chahoua, but with a little handling they settle down pretty nicely.

PU10-07 (Pins x Uno) $125
32 g Male

Here's the clutchmate to the nice female shown above. This is another one of my last Pins x Uno holdbacks. When these are gone, there won't be any more. You simply have to look back at the archived sold geckos to see the large number of quality geckos this pair produced. This boy is no exception. He has the interesting "waves" side pattern that Pins threw so often, as well as the nice fringing that goes right up along the head. The top set of pictures was taken at 14 grams. The bottom set of pictures was taken on Dec. 29 at 32 grams. This handsome boy with impeccable genetics is now ready to breed.
December 29, 2012 Photoshoot

YDos10-06 (Yelp x Dos Gekkis) $125
28 g Male

I was really hoping this one would be a female, but it's another boy. I've been watching this one grow up, and it's always been one of the brightest ones in the batch. He is really yellow! If you're looking for a nice yellow and cream pinstripe for a project, this male is top notch.  This is a definite breeding quality male. (The first set of photos was taken at 14 grams, the second set was taken at 28 grams. I have dropped the price on this one significantly as I noticed a bit of floppy tail during this new photoshoot.)
January 19, 2013 Photoshoot (28 grams)

YD10-05 (Yelp x Dasha) $110
25 g Male

Here's another of the yellows that Yelp and Dasha usually pass on to their babies. Dasha is a high quality female from my Pins x Lava cross that produced many very high quality geckos. You can see many of his siblings posted below. (The first set of photos was taken at 14 grams. The second set at 25 grams.)
January 19, 2013 Photoshoot (25 grams)

YD10-03 (Yelp x Dasha) $75
30 g Male

Here's a "scratch and dent" special. He's got nice coloration, including a nice blush, but he's got a stub tail from some damage done when he was a baby. He loves his food and is always quick to the food bowl on feeding nights. The top set of pictures was taken at 20 grams. The bottom set of pictures was taken on Dec. 29 at 30 grams. ($50 with the purchase of any other gecko)
December 29, 2012 Photoshoot


Recently Sold Geckos

2012 Underwoodisaurus milli
See pricing below  (ALL SOLD!)

2012 Underwoodisaurus milli - I have a bunch (13) of Underwoodisaurus milli geckos for sale. I have 2 unrelated pairs and am very proud of my breeding group. These babies reflect the quality of that group. In my opinion, you won't find better representatives of this species.  To me they are one of the most underrated geckos out there. Really attractive coloration; big dark eyes; easy keepers; and tolerate a bit of handling. Some of these are big enough to make a pretty good guess on sex, others are not quite there yet. I am able to provide unrelated animals from my 2 lines. Pricing is as follows...

All 13 geckos - $1200 shipped. I realize that's a lot of money, but it comes out to less than $100 each which is really a steal for this species. Match up some unrelated pairs from this group and you have an instant breeding group.
Unrelated pairs (probable) $275
Probable females $200
Probable males $110
Unsexed $135
Discounts for multiple animals.

2.2.1 Nephrurus levis levis - 2012 hatchlings
See pricing below (ALL SOLD!)

I have a nice batch of Nephrurus levis from 2012 that are growing fast. These "perpetually smiling" Australian geckos remain one of the most popular Australian geckos. These 2012 hatchlings range in size from 17+ grams - 7 grams. Most of them are sexable. I have pics of the vent area if needed. The pics that follow are 3 of the actual animals offered. They are priced as follows...
2.2.1 Nephrurus levis - $1200 shipped. You'd have a hard time buying 5 males for that price. Selling the group to one buyer and only having to box and ship once is convenient for me, thus the significant discount compared to individual prices.

1.1 - $550 + shipping
Lone females - $450 + shipping
Lone males - $200 + shipping

PU10-08 (Pins x Uno) $300  (SOLD!)
30 g Female

I had some interest in this girl, so I weighed her and did a quick photo shoot (Nov. 30). She has more than doubled in size since spring when the first set of pictures was taken. She should easily be breedable in 2013 at the rate she is growing. This is the last female of my classic Pins x Uno (now known as Castellano and Crescenza) cross. I already have one of their daughters in my breeding program, and she is producing wonderful offspring. I'm pricing this girl at a "I'd really like to keep her for myself, but I'd sell her for the right price" pricetag. I'd be glad to add her to my own groups just based on her excellent genetics.  The first 3 pictures below are her at 13 grams. The second set of 3 pictures are her at 29.9 grams.

Nephrurus wheeleri $200 (SOLD!)
19 g female

Here's an 18 month old female that's ready to breed this season. I held her back thinking I might pick up another unrelated male, but I haven't gotten around to it yet, so I figured it was best to offer her to see if someone else had a male ready for her. One good clutch of eggs and you'll have this girl paid for.

MC11-01 (Teek x Tinley) $325 (TRADED!)
38g Male PI Chahoua

I only got 2 viable eggs from my female Pine Island chahoua in 2011. While I'm very pleased with the quality of the offspring this first time cross produced, both offspring turned out to be males. I would be very interested in trading for an unsexed PI baby or as partial trade towards a sexable female. The sire of this male is from Terri Kane and the female is one I picked up from Kent Householder at Tinley in 2008.

YDos12-04 (Yelp x Dos Gekkis) $500 (TRADED!)
6.0 g Unsexed

This is one that I did not intend to post for sale. This is one of 2 geckos from last year that I intended to holdback for myself.  I really think that this is the best gecko I have produced from this cross, and is probably the best yellow pin that I have ever produced. This gecko is only 6 grams! The head structure and color on this one is what I normally hope to see on a gecko that's twice this size. I really want to see what this one looks like by the end of the summer. I think it's going to be a very special gecko. I really would rather not sell this one. I am posting this one mostly in the hopes that someone out there has an outstanding gecko that they might be willing to let go in a bloodline trade. I need to infuse some new bloodlines into my breeding groups and am going to be quite picky about what I'll accept in trade, as I really want this one to stay around here. 

YDos12-01 (Yelp x Dos Gekkis) $175 (TRADED!)
7.9 g Unsexed

Here's one of the first of the 2012's that I'm releasing. This one has a rich orange base color and excellent head structure for such a little one. What shaggy crests this one has! Everything in 2012 was incubated at a lower temperature than I've used in the past (everything moved to a different room) and I've noticed a difference in the head structure. I expect this one to be VERY nice as the creaminess intensifies.

YDos11-01 (Yelp x Dos Gekkis) $175 (SOLD!)
27 g Male

This is a beautiful male from the Yelp x Dos Gekkis cross that has produced some really top notch offspring. This guy is spotless and very creamy and has excellent structure. This is one that I would definitely recommend to someone looking for a top notch male for a breeding program... and at 27 grams (as of Jan. 19, 2013), it won't be long until he's ready to meet some ladies.

MC11-02 (Teek x Tinley) $325 (SOLD!)
44g Male PI Chahoua

I only got 2 viable eggs from my female Pine Island chahoua in 2011. While I'm very pleased with the quality of the offspring this first time cross produced, both offspring turned out to be males. I would be very interested in trading for an unsexed PI baby or as partial trade towards a sexable female. The sire of this male is from Terri Kane and the female is one I picked up from Kent Householder at Tinley in 2008.

YD10-02 (Yelp x Dasha) (SOLD!)
36 g Male

Here's a yellow pinstripe male with some nice laterals and a noticeable red blush under the chin when fired up. Dasha is an exceptionally nice daughter of Pins and Lava, making her a full sister to the well known "Starburst", so this boy carries some impeccable bloodlines. The first set of pictures was taken at 20 grams, and the second set was taken on December 29 at 36 grams. This boy is ready to breed.
December 29, 2012 Photoshoot

YD10-04 (Yelp x Dasha) $75 (SOLD!)
29 g Male

(Pics and weights updated on Dec. 29) The first set of pictures was taken at 19 grams. The second set of pictures at 29 grams. The cream on his sides has filled in nicely and his head structure has improved as he has matured. Occasionally this male fires up with a more orange color, but usually he is more of a "mocha" color as seen here. He does have some nice cream and a noticeable red blush as well. I considered raising his price a bit to reflect his growth and maturity, but I still have a few of these almost ready to breed males hanging around, and I'd like to find them new homes, so I'll leave the price alone for now. ($50 with the purchase of any other gecko)
December 29, 2012 Photoshoot

YDos10-08 (Yelp x Dos Gekkis) $125 (SOLD!!)
13.7 g Probable Male

Here's a really nice high contrast boy with a lot of cream and great structure. Look at those crests! He's not fully fired here. Look at some of the other Yelp x Dos Gekkis offspring on this page and you'll see the consistent quality they're producing. This boy is no exception.

YD10-06 (Yelp x Dasha) $125 (SOLD!!)
14 g Probable Female

Here's a nice, clean yellow and cream female from my Yelp x Dasha pairing. I've had people specifically ask for geckos with no or few dalmation spots. This one is pretty clean in that department, but didn't get as much pinstriping as some of her siblings. She is however a very nicely colored gecko in her own right, and is growing fast.

YD10-07 (Yelp x Dasha) $150 (SOLD!!)
15.5 g Probable Male

This is a VERY nice male from the Yelp x Dasha cross. I would expect him to be obviously sexable by this size, but he has me a little confused by his lack of "manly signs". I do see light pores, so I'm selling him as a male at a male price. He won the Mr. Photogenic award for this photoshoot. Usually I will snap 15 - 20 quick pics and then pick out 3 or 4 of the best ones. With this guy, almost every shot was a quality shot, so if you want to see more angles and poses, just let me know. I am kind of male heavy right now, so I am pricing some of the recently updated males a bit lower to try to move some of them on to new homes. Earlier in the season I probably would have posted this guy $50 - $100 higher in price. He definitely deserves to be part of a nice breeding group.

YD10-08 (Yelp x Dasha) $125 (SOLD!!)
15.2 g Possible Male?

I'm pricing this gecko as a male, but the reason I refer to him as a "possible male" is because I'm not 100% sure. "He's" showing no sign of a bulge yet, and under the loupe the pores I'm seeing are very faint. Usually by this size, it's a pretty easy call. However, because I am seeing faint pores, I would rather sell the gecko as a male, and if it turns out I'm wrong, someone will get a real bargain. If I'm right, and he's just a late developer, then he's a nice looking guy in his own right. The toes on his front foot look funny in the middle picture, but are just tucked under. You can clearly see they're OK in the other pictures.

YDos11-02 (Yelp x Dos Gekkis) $90 (SOLD!!)
7.4 g Unsexed

I often hold back geckos until they are 10+ grams before deciding which ones to keep and which ones to sell. This gives me a better feel for how their colors are developing and usually by 10 grams I can predict the sex pretty accurately. This year because I have so many breeding projects going on (Rhacs and non-Rhacs) that I need to lighten the load a bit and sell some of the young ones. They're not hatchlings by any means. They have some nice growth under their belts already, but I don't make any guarantees of sex at this size. If I see obvious pores, I will mention that. So far, no pores on this one.

PU10-04 (Pins x Uno) $90 (SOLD!!)
12.5 g Probable Male

Pins and Uno have always produced such a nice variety of babies for me. Even though they both have a lot of cream coloration, once in a while they'd produce one of these harlequins with orange instead of cream, and not as much pinstriping as they usually throw. This one fires up quite a bit darker than these pictures show and when he does, he's almost black and orange. He'd make a great addition to a Halloween harly group. ($75 with the purchase of any other gecko shown above)

PL10-06 (Pins x Lava) $300 (SOLD!!)
19.9 g Female

This girl was one of the few holdbacks that I wasn't planning on putting up for sale, but I've had so many requests for sexable females that I decided I could let her go. She's a beautiful pinstripe with a lot of cream in the dorsal and laterals. I really like the way the pinstriping continues right up along her head. She's about 2/3 fired up here. When she's fully fired, the base color is very dark and the cream really pops. She's also the last female I have from the Pins x Lava cross that produced so many nice geckos for me over the years. I certainly wouldn't mind keeping this one (that was the original plan).

YDos10-05 (Yelp x Dos Gekkis) $300 (SOLD!!)
15 g Male

People have been contacting me asking for "high end" geckos, and "clean geckos with no spots". Well, this orange and cream boy is both of those things. This is one that I would really like to hold onto for a while longer, and is priced accordingly. He is getting better and better as he matures, and may not stay "available" for long if I keep finding him fired up as nicely as he has been recently. Yelp x Dos Gekkis are a relatively new pairing, but have already produced some really nice offspring for me (see recently sold geckos below). This guy may very well be the best one yet from this pairing. In fact, this may be one of the best crested geckos I've produced in my years of breeding geckos. I don't often do bloodline trades, but since this boy is related to many of my current animals, I might be tempted by females or males of equal quality from established bloodlines.

YDos10-07 (Yelp x Dos Gekkis) $135 (SOLD!!)
15.3 g Female

This is another product of the Yelp x Dos Gekkis cross that has been producing some of my best geckos recently. The pictures don't do this girl justice. She didn't fully fire up for the photoshoot. When she does fire up, she's a real high contrast girl with a dark base and nice cream on the dorsal and sides. She really catches your eye when fired up. In several pictures from the photoshoot, it looks like she has a very slight waviness in her tail. She has been fed CGD her whole life, and has been growing rapidly since things have warmed up this spring. This growth spurt may explain the slight waviness. It's not something I've seen in any of the other geckos, and I anticipate that it will straighten out just fine. However, because of this, I have priced her somewhat lower than I normally would.

PU10-05 (Pins x Uno) $200 (SOLD!!)
20.4 g Male

This is one of the last (and best) Pins x Uno "babies" that I held on to when I sold the parents (now known as Castellano and Crescenza over at JB's Geckos). I was so hoping that this one would be a female that I could add to my breeding groups. Even after it became obvious that it was a male, I strongly considered holding him back and building a group around him next year. His contrast is outstanding and he just has so much patterning. However, I do have a male that's a full sibling that I'm breeding for the first time this year, and I probably don't need another Pins x Uno male around here. Let him jumpstart your breeding program.

YD10-09 (Yelp x Dasha) $ 175 (SOLD!!)
12.4 g Female

Here's a very nice total package. This girl is a bright yellow pinstripe with very nice lateral stripes. Add in a snow white tail and fringing, and you have a very striking gecko. One nice thing about this gecko is that she's not one of those geckos that rarely fires up. She almost always looks this nice. Her price will rise as she gets closer to breeding size.

PL10-01 (Pins x Lava) $80 (SOLD!!)
15.6 g Female

Here's a cute little female with impeccable bloodlines. Obviously this one doesn't have quite as much pinstriping as some of her siblings, and has a healed tail tip, and she is priced accordingly.

PL10-02 (Pins x Lava) $80 (SOLD!!)
10.4 g Possible Female

I'm calling this one a "possible female". Usually at 10 grams I'm pretty confident, but this one has a belly color that makes it a little more difficult. I don't see any pores under the loupe right now however. She's been a slightly slower grower than her clutchmate (PL10-01), but I usually find that my geckos hit a growth spurt when they reach 13 - 15 grams, and with the warming temperatures of spring, she should hit her stride soon.

YDos10-01 (Yelp x Dos Gekkis) $175 (SOLD!)
21.5 g Male

This guy is impressive! Great structure with almost full pinstriping and a nice creamy dorsal as well as great laterals. His clutchmate (YDos10-02) who sold almost instantly when offered can be seen below. This male doesn't have the yellow base color of his brother, but is equally or even more impressive in other areas. He did have a tail nip as a youngster which has long since healed.

YDos10-02 (Yelp x Dos Gekkis) $225 (SOLD!)
20.2 g Male

Pictures don't do this guy justice! He is one of the nicest males I've ever let go. This is what I've been working towards with my yellow pinstripe group. If this one was a female, it would be a cornerstone of my next step forward with this group. His pinstriping and lateral lines are almost perfect. Unfortunately, this year my batch of holdbacks is pretty male heavy and I can't keep them all. This is one of two males that I'm just not sure if I want to sell, so I decided I'd put them both up for sale and see which one sells first. When one sells, the other will probably then be pulled as a holdback to join my breeding groups next year.

PL10-05 (Pins x Lava) $175 (SOLD!)
12.1 g Probable Male

I really like this guy. Over the years, Pins and Lava have only produced a few babies that looked like this. I always called them my "racing stripes" babies because the pinstriping is so clean and contrasts so nicely with the orange dorsal and dark sides. They always sold so easily that I didn't hold on to one for myself. When I sold Pins and Lava last spring, I decided to hold on to this one and raise it up a bit as a possible holdback. If it was a female, I wouldn't be selling. As it is, I really wouldn't mind keeping him and working him into a group next year.

YD10-01 (Yelp x Dasha) $90 (SOLD!)
19.2 g Male

This one is just a nice clean yellow/orange and cream blusher that didn't get as much pinstriping as some of his siblings. But at the same time, he didn't get any of the dalmation spots that Yelp sometimes throws. So if pinstriping isn't your priority, and you just want a nice bright male with good color, this one is the guy for you.

YDos10-04 (Yelp x Dos Gekkis) $100 (SOLD!)
15.6 g Probable Male

This blond headed guy is nice and creamy. He barely made the "holdback cut" as a youngster, but as he grew up, the cream really started to intensify. He's just getting better and better and is really growing into a beautiful gecko. This cross is really producing a nice variety of stunning geckos. Take a look at some of his siblings posted here as well.

YDos10-03 (Yelp x Dos Gekkis) $150 (SOLD!)
11.0 g Probable Female

This probable female is a nice orange and cream pinstripe with a noticeable red blush under her chin. The Yelp x Dos Gekkis cross is consistently turning out nice geckos for me. Dos Gekkis is a daughter of my Pins x Uno cross that has produced so many nice geckos over the years. Yelp is a crowned yellow pinstripe male that has crossed well with Pins daughters. This one should be a beauty!

PU10-03 (Pins x Uno) $100 (SOLD!)
8.7 g Probable Male

When I sold Pins and Uno, I held on to a handful of their young, unsexed offspring that looked promising, as I'd like to add another daughter or two of theirs to my breeding groups. I already have a male, full sibling of this one that will start to breed this season, and I don't need another male of the same bloodline, so he's for sale. Pins x Uno produced some really nice geckos for me over the last few years, and are continuing to turn out quality geckos over at Jaybee's Geckos.

PL10-03 (Pins x Lava) $125 (SOLD!)
9.0 g Probable Female

I usually don't sell geckos as "probable" females until they are 10+ grams, but since this one is 9 grams without a tail and is still not showing pores, I think it's fairly safe to call this one a probable female. She has bold, thick pinstriping and interesting dashed laterals that her sire Pins passes on so often. Her mother Lava, who has produced many high quality geckos for me over the past few years has now been sold, so this is one of the last offspring from this classic cross that I will be offering. Many full siblings can be seen on this page and on the archived "Sold Geckos" page.

PU9-08 (Pins x Uno) SOLD!!
15.6 g Male

This is a gorgeous Pins x Uno boy. This cross has been my most consistent over the years. I won't have many more offspring from this cross to offer, as the parents have been sold. I've watched this one since he was little and I knew he was going to be nice. Up until he was about 12 grams, he showed the extreme patterning, but all of his colors were kind of muted, giving almost a pastel appearance. At 12 grams the contrast started to intensify and I anticipate that this process will continue. He's about 75% fired up in the photos below. When he's fully fired, the contrast is really cool to see. OK... now for the other side of the coin. Truthfully, this little guy has always been a little bit of a "spazzy" gecko.  Opening his top opening tub is always an adventure, as he loves to make a "mad dash for freedom".  Once out, he loves to leap. As a youngster, his spazzy ways caught up with him and his left hind foot got caught in a lid, leaving him with some short, stubby toes on that foot (see middle picture below). It doesn't affect his climbing ability. It's just a cosmetic thing kind of like a dropped tail, but much less obvious.

PL9-06 (Pins x Lava) SOLD!!
12. 6 g Probable Female

Here's a nice little probable female that I had originally marked as a male because I thought I saw pores back when (s)he was much smaller.  I kept this one because when I would catch "him" fired up, there was just something unique about the pattern on the sides. Each of the markings on the side was tipped with some white spots that looked like whitecaps on waves (see middle picture below). I don't name many of my baby geckos, but I started calling this one "Waves". Luckily I didn't let this one go, because it appears I was wrong on the sexing. I don't see any pores anymore and at nearly 13 grams, I'm pretty confident in calling this one a girl. A slight tail nip as a younster has long since healed.

PL9-12 (Pins x Lava) SOLD!!
13.3 g Probable Female

Here's a nice high percentage pinstripe girl with nice structure from my Pins x Lava cross which has produced so well for me over the last few years. She's got a little break in the pinstriping near the tail and is not fully fired here. She gets very dark which makes the cream and orange really pop.

YL8-13 (Yelp x Lava) SOLD!!
33 g Male

I held back the 2 yellowest offspring from this cross. One was a female that I probably should have kept (see 8-10 below). This guy was the other, and since this was a new cross, I just wanted to keep him long enough to see how his colors fully developed. Needless to say, I'm very happy with how he turned out. He's got a lot going on... a nice yellow / orange base color; pinstriping; creamy dorsal, head, and sides; dalmation spots; and a really nice, wide head. He's probably better than his sire, but he's related to almost all of my females, so I really don't have a place where I can use him. Let him jumpstart your projects! (click on pics below for larger view)

PU9-05 (Pins x Uno) SOLD!!
19 g Male

This young male is from my "Pins x Uno" cross, and is one of the last geckos from that cross I'll have available this year. Those two have never produced an ugly baby. If you look further down the page to some of my sold geckos, you'll see the consistent quality that this pair produces. This guy has a decent amount of pinstriping, but does have a few small gaps. He does have really nice color and structure.

PU9-04 (Pins x Uno)  (SOLD!)
19g Female

I've gotten a ton of requests for Pins x Uno females since I sold that pair. Pictures of the parents can be seen here. This is one that I was planning on holding onto for a while, but I've got a nice little batch of unsexed Pins x Uno babies I'm raising up right now, so I decided I could let this one go if the interest is there. However, I certainly won't be disappointed if she doesn't sell. This cross has been my most consistent, and this girl has the great head structure and color that this pair consistently produces. She's going to be a beautiful breeder in the near future.

YD9-11 (Yelp x Dos Gekkis)  SOLD!!
16 g Male

Another nice little yellow and cream male from Yelp. This is the first baby I'm releasing out of  an exciting new breeding female Dos Gekkis. I've got some full siblings of this cross that I'm holding on to for a while because they are stunning. I'm only letting this one go right now because he's a male. Really nice head structure and growing fast.

Pins and Uno - Producers of Extreme Harlequin Pinstripes
(SOLD!)

Not the most creative of names, I will admit, but these 2 geckos have never produced an ugly baby in the several years they have been producing for me. One only has to look at the consistent quality of their offspring (look at "recently sold" below) to see that this is a "golden cross". Pins is from Allen Repashy stock. He's a calm guy and has always been a gentleman with the ladies. I raised Uno up from a baby. She consistently passes along the white pinstripes that edge her head. I get a mixture of full and high percentage pinstripes from these two, as well as the nice harlequin markings.

Yelp and Lava - Producers of Tricolors, Orange Pinstripes, and Harlies
(SOLD!)

This pair doesn't have a long history together. Lava has normally been paired up with Pins, but in 2008 I did a test cross with Yelp and an "average female" to see what he could do. The results were so good, I decided the next year to give him a chance with one of my top females... Lava. I got a mixture of yellow / orange pinstripes (see YL8-13 and YL8-10 below), as well as an interesting mix of Halloweens, Tricolors, etc... Last year, I paired up Yelp with a daughter of Lava and the results were excellent. I haven't let anything go from that cross yet. Yelp has excellent head structure and although he isn't a full pinstripe, he has thrown fulls and high % offspring. Lava was produced by Anthony Caponetto, and has crossed well with both Yelp and Pins. She has produced some extremely high quality offspring... "Starburst" once owned by MissKiwi on the forums, who was recently sold for a large sum of money was a daughter of Lava.

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