I have two Vieillardi both around 2 years old. Female is on the left; male (shedding) on the right. As you can see, he has no hands. I really want babies, but I’m worried he won’t be able to mate without front hands. They’re in a well planted bioactive 12x12x18, with good humidity and temperatures. Is there anything I can do to encourage breeding or just hope for the best?
Hey there! I'm hoping to get a eurydactylodes in a couple of months. I'll likely be getting a younger one just due to availability so I'm wondering if I should start with a 12x12x18 and upgrade once they're bigger or just start with a 18x18x24. Thanks for any help!
Eurydactylodes occidentalis (western chameleon gecko) moving into his new home!
Just moved from quarantine to his custom home, I think he will love it!
(Eurydactylodes occidentalis; common name: western chameleon gecko)
Has anyone experienced floppy tail syndrome with these little guys? This is my first reptile and I'm absolutely devastated that I have done something wrong as it looks like my 10month old boy has floppy tail syndrome.
What can I do? Is this harmful to his health? Is it too far gone?
He's in a 12x12x24 bioactive enclosure with plenty of sticks going in various directions, and one that goes vertical. I'm going to move the vertical one to a more diagonal-horizontal position but I can't stop him hanging upside down on the glass. He has UVB, is fed pangea and calcium dusted fruit flies, but I know he does seem to hunt the clean up crew (who are given calcium and Arcadia clean up crew food as well as the leaves/wood in the enclosure).