Any interest ?

[PilbaraPythons]

I was just interested to see if many of you gecko keepers out there keep cilaris or would have a suggested price as to what these should or could sell for. I myself think that these are one of the tamest and easiest geckos to keep but are definitenly over looked by many.

 

[PilbaraPythons]

another pic

 

[sarahbell]

they are pretty ,like the horns over the eyes

Id say around 200 but that is just a guess and iv never had anything to do with geckos

 

[Dicco]

Yeah, at least $200, they're a really interesting species.

 

[PilbaraPythons]

They sell over here for about $120 each. But I am keen to see what people in the other states would deem to be a good deal. If I drum up enough interest in them I will export them in a bulk shipment to friends in all states for distribution and wear the export fee myself.

 

[Dicco]

Wild caught or Captive bred?

 

[sarahbell]

how big are they

 

[Guest]

Any interest?

there nice Pilbara,its hard to know what a gex lover would pay,try 200.Can you get antaresia perthensis?

 

[PilbaraPythons]

RE: Any interest?

anteraresia perthensis? Now behave.
Dicco most of these would be wild caught

 

[Dicco]

RE: Any interest?

Are most adults or juvies?

 

[hey_im_sam]

RE: Any interest?

I have seen them for sale, I think it was around the 150-200 mark, but I can't be certain... look for more quotes..

They may have been from the NT

 

[PilbaraPythons]

RE: Any interest?

We tend to find mostly adults and often gravid.

 

[womas4me]

Yep, one very cool gecko. I love em!


Photos by Mike Alexander

 

[trader]

They are beautiful... I am guessing you have seen the adverts on the HerpTrader for them? Most recent adverts have 1 yr old unrelated pairs advertised at $300 a pair, another advert has hatchlings advertised at $85 each.

Cheers, Judy

 

[Mr.K]

those pics are the stuff Womas . Those eyes are mesmerising :shock:
Great stuff!!!

 

[geckodan]

The ones you have pictured are Diplodactylus (Strophurus) ciliaris aberrans. These are nice but are not as well coloured as D.c.ciliaris. D.c.aberrans usually sell about 100-120 each as hatchlings for captive bred. For wild caught $80-100 each is about all you can reasonably ask as they are often short lived (animals I collected on licence in Alice lasted 2years) due to natural parasite burdens. You are basically paying for the eggs that they lay. The Plbara form are also D.c.aberrans with some subtle differences that make them nice little animals slightly different from the Alice Springs form which forms the bulk of the others in the system.

 

[AGAMIDAE]

150-200 mark

 

[angelrose]

my uncle aquired 3 of these late last year for 170 each. they were adults, wild caught the female was gravid.

Angel