Reader’s Question Answered: Mealworms with a Twist
Many people breeding their own feeders have basic questions when they begin. This reader’s question also seemed basic and straightforward until we got a few more details . . . More
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in Featured ArticlesNew Leopard Gecko Mutation: the Marble Eye
The Marble Eye is a new recessive genetic eye mutation in leopard geckos that causes the eye to have a three dimensional look. It first popped out in our Tremper (albino) sunglow line. Initially it seemed to be just an eye genetic but it is proving to have some hidden genes that we never thought would be expressed. More
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in Featured Articles, Readers' Questions AnsweredReaders’ Questions Answered: Cresties, Breeding
As crested geckos become more popular, questions about their husbandry arise more often. Feeding and housing are basic concerns and both are addressed in this month’s Readers’ Questions. We have also including a question about breeding, as we approach the middle of the breeding season for many species. More
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in do it yourselfDIY: Incubator from a Compact Refrigerator
This article is an example of how an incubator can be simply made by using an inoperable compact refrigerator. It is by no means the only method. I highly recommend using a good quality thermostat as opposed to a rheostat for your temperature controller.
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in Breeder Interviews, Upcoming Breeder InterviewsEric Hill of The Valley Reptile (TVR)
Eric from The Valley Reptile or TVR as he refers to it contacted me through iHerp to let me know what was going on in his neck of the woods. Eric is the owner and operator of TVR which he started back in 2005 with Crested Geckos only. He is located in Northern Alabama in the Tennessee Valley and here is what he had to say about his breeding projects at TVR. More
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in Breeder InterviewsPaul Allen of Bright Albino
Gecko Time had a chance to speak with Paul Allen of Bright Albino. Paul is a breeder primarily of leopard geckos and share with us his perspective about managing the size and quality of his collection. More
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in Species SpotlightFlying Geckos (Ptychozoon Kuhli): Care and Breeding
I have kept Flying Geckos on and off over the years and am very excited to be working with them again. I am going to go over some details on how I care for these unusual and underrated geckos. More
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in Featured Articles7 Must Read Gecko Books
The holidays are approaching and herp-minded people are searching for gifts for their herp-loving friends. While living gifts are always appreciated, reference books also have a long shelf- life and can be invaluable to reptile keepers at all levels. More
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in Featured ArticlesEvolving Tastes: Managing a Diverse Collection
[ad#250] Keeping reptiles as a hobby began out of a necessity and developed into a passion. I’ve always had an interest in animals, but it wasn’t until my sophomore year in college that I actually started to keep reptiles. At the time, I was studying to become a mechanical engineer and I needed an outlet […] More
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in Breeder InterviewsBreeder Interview: Anthony Caponetto of ACReptiles.com
This month, Gecko Time spoke with Anthony Caponetto of AC Reptiles, a leading breeder of crested geckos and more. He had a lot to say about his current activities and future plans. More
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in Upcoming Breeder InterviewsSmall Breeder Interview: Meet Whitney of GoReptiles
I got a chance to ask Whitney Lowell about her breeding projects and a little info about goReptiles.com. Whitney started goReptiles as most of us seem to, a hobby and passion that just kept growing over the years. She has many interesting projects brewing with goReptiles. Here is what she had to say about goReptiles and her projects.
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in Species SpotlightCare and Breeding of Helmeted Geckos
Over the years, I have worked with a number of terrestrial gecko species. My favorite of these is the helmeted gecko of Northern Africa. They have a very unique look and make up for their small size with a big personality. More
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