Mourning geckos looking for new terrariums

Portland OR

Description

Rehoming some of my younger mourning geckos; Currently looking for new homes; 2x hatched in late December 1x hatched in late January/early February These girls originally come from a line of golden toned yellow bellied Lepidodactylus lugubris, though I’ve only seen the all over golden tone from one of the latest hatches, they are all lighter bellied. I also have two that hatch out about two weeks ago, (one that is obviously more golden/lighter than the others) that will be looking for new homes pretty soon here, I just want to be sure they are off to a good start before rehoming. So if you don’t have a tank set up yet, and need time, I’ll definitely have more available later. I’d ask a rehoming fee of 25 each, I’ll need proof of enclosure and care prior to giving any of these gals to their new humans. Remember to do your research on these guys and have a steady supply of (crested) gecko diet and small/pinhead crickets available. They eat both pre made fruit diets and insects. These gals are also escape artists and can fit through incredibly small gaps, and love squeezing into tight spaces (like gaps near the doors of terrariums) so you may have to silicone shut any gaps or spaces in the lid of your terrarium (cord hole mechanisms even) prior to getting one, or you’ll be finding them everywhere. These gals are also parthenogenetic, so they will lay fertile eggs even without other geckos around, or with other gals around (since they are a mostly all female species). Anticipate getting eggs once these girls have reached maturity, even if you only have one gecko in the enclosure! *warning they do chirp at each other, so if you want more than one, they can be quite chatty* ***I also have one who hatched in early February, who current has a dropped tail, I may be willing to part with her in a few weeks, once her tail has started to heal and regrow. 20 dollars down the road.