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goReptiles is simply a hobby composed of a small, select group of breeders and morphs. In no way, do I intend on making big bucks through my breeding efforts. I breed for the love of the species that I house with their gorgeous colors and personalities. In no way are these animals products of big chain corporations or exploitation. I find my reptiles as a passion, and breeding them just a perk of the passion; breeding is the hobby, while the reptiles are the passion.

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Recent News

05.07.09

The year is off to a really good start with nearly 30 crested geckos so far with more to come, as well as several holdback quality tangerine and enigma males. I still have 2 incubators full of leopard geckos and my females are still laying.

03.16.09

The 2009 season is starting with many crested gecko hatchlings and a few leopard gecko hatchlings already pipping the egg. I hope to have a good season this year with many tangerines, enigmas, bells, and hopefully a few tremper leopard geckos, as well as many harliquins, pinstripes, and a few red crested geckos.

07.26.08

The season is nearing an end. I will have gorgeous F1 Cremesicles, Macks het Bell, Tangerines, Tangerines het Tremper, Normals het Bell, Tremper Albinos het RAPTOR/Eclipse, Tremper Albinos, Tremper Sunglows, Bells, and a few Mack Snow Bells. If you think you may be interested shoot me an email and let me know what's up. I have a few gecko hatchlings that I need to update for near availability, and several more to come, so keep an eye out.

04.29.08

The eggs have started hatching. You can check out my Blog section to view the first hatchling of the year. I should have more geckos hatching real soon. Keep watch on the blog for first photos and hatchling updates.

Projects
My goal is to lead goReptiles towards high quality reptiles. I am focusing on various Leopard Gecko, African Fat Tail, Crested Gecko, and Gargoyle Gecko morphs. I keep different bloodlines and constantly bring new lines into my collection to ensure high quality animals. 

I will be working with select morphs to include:

  • Bell
  • Bell Enigma
  • Bell Stripe
  • Bold Stripe
  • Bold Stripe het Bell
  • Cremesicle (1st and 2nd generation)
  • Cremesicle Enigma (1st and 2nd generation)
  • Mack Snow
  • Mack Snow Bell
  • Sunglow
  • Sunglow Enigmas
  • Tangerine
  • Tangerine Enigmas
  • Tangerine het Bell
  • Tangerine het Tremper
  • Tremper
  • Tremper Enigmas
     
  • Harlequin Crested Gecko
  • Pinstripe Crested Gecko
  • Red Crested Gecko
  • Red Dalmatian Crested Gecko
  • Red Harliquin Crested Gecko
  • Solid Cream Back Crested Gecko
  • Stripe Crested Gecko

Wanted
I'm currently looking for the following morphs and geckos.

  • Tremper Sunglow male with bright tangerine and carrot tail
  • 1.2 U. milii
  • Rosy Boa various locales

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What is a lizard?
Lizards are part of a group of animals known as reptiles. They are most closely related to snakes. In fact, some lizards look like snakes because they have no legs! Many lizards today resemble the ancient reptiles of the dinosaur era. Their ancestors appeared on Earth over 200 million years ago. In general, lizards have a small head, short neck, and long body and tail. And unlike snakes, most lizards have moveable eyelids. There are currently over 4, 675 lizard species, including iguanas (family Iguanaidae), chameleons (family Chamaeleonidae), geckos (family Gekkonidae), Gila monsters (family Helodermatidae), monitors (families Lanthanotidae and Varanidae), and skinks (family Scincidae).

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