PiCtUrE GaLLerY
by @l@n

Welcome to the Picture Gallery...if there is anything you should wait for, it is this...many different common & rare Gecko's; look for yours! Almost none of these pics have ever been on the internet! For some reason, some of the pics stop loading. If this happens, there will be an "X" in the upper left corner of the area where the pic is supposed to be, and all you have to do is right-click on the area, and click "show picture", and it will quickly load for you. Pretty easy...This may take a little while to download, but I can give you a gaurunteed 110% satisfaction. What I mean by this is that you will be more impressed than you expected. This is the first time most of these pics have ever touched the net! Finally, I got some pics of a GEX from another keeper on the net, of their Gecko...

My source for most of these pics are
"The Encyclopedia of Reptiles and Amphibians",
and "REPTILES" magazine.

"The Encyclopedia...." is absolutely the best book I've ever seen. The pictures are unbelieveable, and the quality is the best I've seen! Made in 1998, and I bought mine at a "Barnes and Noble", in Sioux Falls, SD.

"REPTILES MAGAZINE"...wow, I can't say enough about this magazine! Each issue is cramped with beautiful pics, useful info, helpful ads, classifieds, and so much more! They cover such a wide variety of reptiles and amphibians, you could find info on about any herp! This is my 4th year of being a subscriber to this mag...get it at most pet stores, then, just some advice, SUBSCRIBE!

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Now this picture kicks ass! I don't even have to tell you what kind of Gecko this is...just a hint, its FLYING , and its a GECKO

Artwork of a Blue-Tailed Day Gecko(top), and a Ring-Tailed Gecko...

A multi-colored Gonatodes Gecko...

Yellow-headed Gonatodes...

A Stump-Toed Gecko...

The foot of a Giant Cave Gecko...

Tokay Gecko...notice the regenerated tail...

A Bibron's Gecko shedding...

...This Namib Web-Footed Gecko, Palmatogecko rangei, is found in the Namib Desert...probably the most popular food herpers feed their Gecko's is crickets...