[James D]

Here's another of my Aussie geckos....my male Nephrurus amyae:











Hope you like

[Olivine]

He's absolutely stunning, but then you already know what I think.

PS If you're taking requests for pics, can we have some of the U. milii please??

[mowgli]

Love the close up of the eye!!

Interesting looking gecko, almost like a strange cross of a bearded dragon and a gecko.

Must ask again are these taken in viv as there stunning photos.

[James D]

Thanks again Val, I shall try and get some pics of the U. milii up, although the females aren't too happy being disturbed at the moment. Hopefully they'll be more cooperative once they've laid.

Mowgli - thanks again! Although these were taken in my garden too. I find it much easier to get a good photo in natural sunlight.

[Olivine]

Originally Posted by James D

Thanks again Val, I shall try and get some pics of the U. milii up, although the females aren't too happy being disturbed at the moment. Hopefully they'll be more cooperative once they've laid.

No need to disturb the littluns; as I'm easy to please, I'll just settle for some old pics, if you still have them

[mowgli]

I admire your courage for photographing in the garden, I would be a little nervous about taking them out in the garden and losing them!

Maybe in the summer when my 2 Leo's are more settled and use to handling I will give give it a shot!

[James D]

Val, I'm sure I've got the pics somewhere, although they aren't very good ones! I'll try and find them for you...

Originally Posted by mowgli

I admire your courage for photographing in the garden, I would be a little nervous about taking them out in the garden and losing them!

Maybe in the summer when my 2 Leo's are more settled and use to handling I will give give it a shot!

This one is nothing close to used to being handled. He starts doing push ups, gaping and hissing as soon as you open his viv. Lucky for me, that means he's more likely to stand his ground than run which makes photographing outside much less daunting! Lol.