crested geckos for sale

3 male crested geckos for sale:

http://www.cookreptiles.com/available/cg18.jpg
CG-18 red dalmation
Mother: Merri
Father: Moe
bright red and dalmation genetics
SOLD


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http://www.cookreptiles.com/available/cg55.jpg
CG-55 orange tiger, reverse pinstripe
Mother: Bisket
Father: Julius
creamsicle genetics
SOLD

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http://www.cookreptiles.com/available/cg58.jpg
CG-58 orange dalmation (red and black spots)
Mother: Marmalade
Father: Julius
super dalmation and creamsicle genetics
SOLD

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these males are fairly high end geckos with very good genetics, however they all unfortunately have floppy tail, thus the discounted prices. they have it as a result of hanging upside down in their enclosures and not because of any nutritional deficiencies, and it will not hinder their ability to breed in any way.

shipping generally runs about $45 for UPS next day air delivery. please view terms and other details on my web site at www.cookreptliles.com.

thanks! :)

AGH! Too nice! :yes:


If I knew Simpler was a girlie... I'd jump all over that RED!!!! TRUE! :sunny:

What is floppy tail?

floppy tail syndrome (or fts) is when the vertebrae at the base of the spine that supports the tail become weak causing the tail to "flop" either to the side or toward the gecko's spine when it hangs upside down. this can happen because the gecko isn't getting enough calcium in its diet or because the gecko hangs upside down or face down a lot and the weight of its tail weakens the vertebrae.

it is actually quite common among crested geckos and although it doesn't really affect their health in any way it looks quite odd to see their tail hang that way when they are in a face downward position. the tail makes up 10% of the weight of a crested, so when you think about it, that's a lot of weight for that one vertebrae to support if the gecko hangs upside down a lot of the time. because in the wild cresteds always drop their tails it is thought that this vertebrae may have never strengthened or evolved over time to be able to support a tail.

So in a crested that has fts, is the tail still able to wrap around things?

yep, the tail remains fully functional regardless of fts.

Thanks for the info... I really like the middle one, maybe we can work something out with it.

HAHAHA!!! Go D! :D :sunny: :D

Simpler needs a drinking buddy right?

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Originally Posted by Rapture

Thanks for the info... I really like the middle one, maybe we can work something out with it.

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the middle one is cool--i held back his sister who is pretty much identical to him. :) it's hard to tell in the photo but his dorsal area is lighter and more yellow than the rest of him when he is fired up. it's almost like he is a bicolor yellow/orange or something. shoot me a private message if you want to try to "work something out." :P