This lovely girl was active today, so we managed to snap a few quick pics of this Beautiful Flying Gecko
Adult female Kuhl’s Flying Gecko (Gekko kuhli)
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A Beautiful Flying Gecko
Category Archives: The Collection
Dumeril’s Boa Pictures
Dumerila’s Boa (Acrantophis dumerili)
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Pink Tongue Skink Spotting
The other day we had a Pink Tongue Skink spotting! This female tends to be shy compared to her mate. It nice to snap a quick pic.
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Uromastyx Family Gathering
Uromastyx family gathering. 🙂 <3
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One of our beautiful captive bred Olive
Updated Photos of our Solomon Island
We thought we would share some pictures updated photos of our Solomon Island Ground Boas (Candoia paulsoni) born here last year. These boas are born tiny and are slow growers.
Uromastyx cuteness overload!
Uromastyx cuteness overload! Mom and dad site with their newborn hatchlings. <3
#NigerianUromastyx #UromastyxGeyri #Uromastyx #DarrenHamillReptiles
Our Rarely Seen Southern Alligator Lizard
Our Rarely seen Southern Alligator Lizard (Elgaria multicarinata).
Now that spring is in the air, it would seem these lizards are more active. In our experience these are secretive lizards. 🙂
#SouthernAlligatorLizard #Elgaria #Elgariamulticarinata #DarrenHamillReptiles
Today we thought we would share a closeup
Today we thought we would share a closeup of a Monkey-Tailed Skink  (Corucia Zebrata). These are easily one of our favorite skinks!
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Our Ocellated Skinks are growing up!
Our Ocellated Skinks are growing up! A few months ago, some Ocellated Skinks (Chalcides ocellatus) were born and have been steadily growing up.
Ocellated skinks are viviparous, meaning females give birth to live young that have developed inside the body of the parent. Ocellated skinks are tiny at birth, just a few centimeters in length.