Got a bunch of new rhacs coming!

[Hypancistrus]

I have several Rhacs being shipped once the spring thaw comes.

First the cresties. This is a 28 gram adult male. We are calling him Diego.


A 3 gram juvie, unknown gender, but no pores visible. We are calling her Chime.


An 11 gram juvie, also unknown gender. No name yet.


Now the Gargoyles. Both are juveniles, around 3-4 grams. Both unsexed.

[DellaF]

Thoughs are the cutest!

[artgecko]

Nice animals! What breeder did you get them from, if you don't mind me asking?

I've kept cresteds for years as my class pets at school, but never bred them. I am just getting into gargs now with hopes to breed high black / whites and black / yellows. I purchased my first a couple weeks ago (B/Y male stripe, 10gram) and now I'm waiting for shipping weather to get my next two gargs... What appears to be a high contrast retic and a B/Y/W stripe. Both are unsexed and small.

Good luck with the geckos you have coming in!

[Hypancistrus]

I don't have breeder company names, yet. But....

The pinstripe is coming from Dylan Johnston, in NY State.

The Harlequin male is coming from Lance Lindgren in California.

The rest are all coming from the same breeder- Andrew Krueger of Rhacosaurus Gex.

I also picked up this lovely at my local Petsmart on Tuesday.





I don't often buy from Petsmart but this one I could not resist. Very pretty gecko with white piping on the thighs and mouth and a lovely Harlequin pattern. My goal is to produce really nice extreme harlequins, tri-colors and dalmatians.

I have no goals for Gargoyles at the moment, as they are very new to me... but I love the high red gargoyles, so that'll probably be my direction, but it's a project a few years away.

Can I ask-- what size vivs are you using for adult cresties and gargs?? BTW... I also keep some of mine in my classroom at school. Sometimes we incubate eggs there. Are you a science teacher?