Paroedura stumpffi is a decent sized gecko for the genus with an average total length of 2.8″ (73mm). Distribution of the species ranges from North Madagascar, Comoro Island and Nosy Mitsio. The black and brown body color along with protruding scales along the back and bright orange eyes resemble a near Gothic appearance.

The Pygmy Panther Gecko, Paroedura androyensis, is the smallest member of the genus reaching a maximum 2.7 inches or (68.58mm). This species is endemic to an island Southeast of Madagascar (Saint Marie Island). The color of this species is various shades of brown with white patches on the bottom portion of the jaw line. The most fascinating characteristic is during evening hours and hunting when this species sways it’s tail from left to right in a curled up manner. We are working with two bloodlines from Jon Boone.

United States Association of Reptile Keepers (USARK) is an organization assembled out of the necessity to protect the rights of the reptile industry from the hobbyist to business alike. To support the future effort of USARK we held a donation drive that resulted in a $500 donation.

Rhacodactylus sarasinorum (Slender Prehensile-Tailed Gecko) has been the best kept secret of the gecko community. Their temperament is something similar to a nervous chahoua who is slowly on the move but never resting. We were drawn to their slender body which varies from their counterparts in the Rhacodactylus genus. We have really become a fan of this species thanks in part to their unique disposition and display qualities. Thanks to Steve Cemelli we are working with the white spot form that has a solid collar and split collar to determine the genetics.

Nuu Ami is part of a small island chain that surrounds Pine Island. Pine Island is just Southeast of Grande Terre which make up New Caledonia. The Giant Geckos on this island are different from other island morphs in that they have lateral patterning of white or pink colored blotches or bars and dorsal patterns in the shape of a W, generally at the base of the hips. Base color from light to dark green with near black mottling throughout the body and a light colored underside. As far as Island morphs the Nuu Ami Giant Gecko is one of the most eye catching. We are working with a High White form from Frank Fast lines and a pink bared form from Philippe de Vosjoli.

Paroedura vazimba is endemic to the dry climate of Madagascar. We are working with two bloodlines from Jon Boone and Julie Bergman.

The Gargoyle Gecko are the second most popular of the Rhacodactylus genus. Their temperament and bright colors and patterns helped to gain their popularity among keepers and breeders alike. The striped form can have a wide range of base colors from white to red and even yellow. The actual stripes can range from black to brown, red, orange and yellow. Our striped Gargoyle Geckos are diverse in color with some individual geckos exhibiting orange, red, yellow, black or a combination of stripes.

The dalmatian trait is described as random spots from head to tail. These spots can range in size, shape, color and can be exhibited with any other trait. Our focus is with Dalmatian spots on a red base color. Our offspring often have black, red and reverse dalmatian spots along with white fringe on the hind legs.

One of our favorite Crested Gecko Morphs to work with is the Red Harlequin. The Harlequin markings are characterized by the light pattern on the legs and sides up to the back. The pinstripe trait is a series of raised scales that span from the base of the tail to the nape of the neck. The red base color is an amazing vibrant pink to red with little to no brown pigment.

The New Caledonian Giant Gecko, Rhacodactylus leachianus, is the largest gecko of the genus and the largest known living gecko. Their ability to produce calls ranging from whistles and hisses to growls and grumbles has peaked the interest of even the most experienced gecko keepers. The varying color and patterns of the different localities makes an amazing display animal for any home vivarium or collection.