Pet Leopard Geckos Morphs, Video

Line Bred Snow Bell Albino Leopard Gecko 
Photo From Bright Albino
Thanks Paul

Leopard Geckos are one of the most popular reptiles being kept in the US, and in Europe. They have been captive bred long enough, to produce many different Morphs. The video below shows many of them.

Leopard Gecko Morphs

Click on Name of Morph to See Full Size Image, and Information on Who Produced These Beauties

Crested Gecko, Rhacodactylus ciliatus Video, Photos

Photo of Red Phantom Pinstripe Owned By
Anthony Caponetto Reptiles
Thanks Anthony


Crested Gecko, Rhacodactylus ciliatus
The Crested Gecko, Rhacodactylus ciliatus, has projections above the eyes, but has no eyelids. They keep their eyes free of dust and foreign particles by using their tongues to clean them. They are very good climbers, and come in a variety of colors in nature, with more being created through selective captive breeding. The crested gecko is native to New Caledonia. Some captive specimens have been known to life over 15 years. Though they are becoming scarce in the wild, there is a very large captive breeding population.



Crested Gecko Morphs
Click on Name of Morph to See Full Size Image, and Information on Who Produced Them 


Chameleons---A Fascinating Reptile in a Rainbow of Colors

Panther Chameleons, Furcifer pardalis
Click on the Chameleon name to see full sized Photo, and who produced these gorgeous animals. 
Ambanja (Blue on Blue) 
Ambanja (Purple Barred)
Ambilobe (Blue Bar)

Bearded Dragon, Pogona vitticeps, Video, Photo

Photo: Trisha M Shears
Bearded Dragon, Pogona vitticeps
Bearded Dragons, Pogona vitticeps, can grow to over 20 inches in length and weigh over a pound. They are omnivorous, making for a more interesting feeding time for people who own them as pets. They can live close to 10 years.
This photo is an example of food for Bearded Dragons. Included are collard greens, grated zucchini, and strawberries.
The photo is from Georgia Bearded Dragons
Thanks Wendy
Another example of a plate of food for Bearded Dragons. On this plate is collard greens, grated yellow squash, grated zucchinni, and grated baby carrots.
The photo is from Georgia Bearded Dragons
Thanks Wendy
 






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