Crested Gecko Photoshoot

These were taken by my five-year-old point-and-shoot camera in a gimpy little light tent made up of a copy paper box, old T-shirt rags, two canvas boards, a piece of sketch paper, and two clamp lamps stolen off the top of my vivarium downstairs. XD

In alphabetical order, why not.

Freyja!
Olive tricolor girl . . .

Unfired:


Fired:









Hati, my chocolate flame dalmation girl. She is very calm and sweet.












Kami-sama, unsexed harley juvie. Either she never fires or this is as dark as she gets. Hati's her mother.












Loki, halloween flamey pinstripe dalmation thing juvie male.





See the spot ON his crest on the right? THAT is the best thing ever.







Nitwit, orange tiger probable female. (Now in a new home!)

She does ballet, using an alicorn rather than a traditional bar.








IMPALED! (wish the focus was better, she only stayed like this for a second)



Skoll. Sexmeat lavender harlequin pinstripe subadult male.












Tweak, red bicolor probable female juvie. She has a really bright throat blush which my camera always fails to capture.












And now a special appearance of Rosequartz, my pet-only girl. She has a genetic calcium issue that has lead to a kinked tail and some FTS. She eats CGD and I give her extra calcium every so often. She was bred for one season in her previous home and could not properly calcify eggs . . . and then her tail started to kink up. Here, she was in a 47g tall planted viv, but lost some weight so I moved her to a sterilite that's approx 12 X 12 X 18. She prefers the smaller spaces and has started cleaning her CGD nightly instead of just barely touching it. The weight's coming back on. She is the calmest girl and bigger than my other two.

Some great shots Carol.

I'm really looking forward to your program.

I'm excited about giving it!

I won't be there tonight for show herps/get together, though. Down with a bit of flu or something.

I'm sorry to hear that.

Take care of yourself.

Fantastic pics, glad you took the time and patience to set this up.

okie alice wrote:Fantastic pics, glad you took the time and patience to set this up.

Ditto that! Tandy

Thanks! It's pretty easy to set things up like this for cresties. Most of the time they'll just stay where you put them. >.>;

Nice pictures, excited about your talk.