Crested Gecko in Captivity (With Notes on All 'Rhacodactylus' Species

by Robbie Hamper

Revised and expanded edition of the crested Gecko 'Rhacodactylus ciliatus' of New Caledonia with notes on all 'Rhacodactylus' species. Provides chapters on the crested gecko in nature, anatomy, selection, housing, diet, breeding, eggs and incubation, hatchling care, health and diseases, and various color morphs being produced in captivity. Approximately 90 full-color photographs, and a map of New Caledonia.

102 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2003

Reviews

[Tryn · Rating 4 out of 5]

Only missing a star because it's a little out of date, but the majority of the information provided is still relevant, and this is a good option even for modern-day beginner Crestie keepers. The notes at the end on each of the other Rhacodactylus species were interesting and the photos were beautiful and helpful for comparison between male & female, etc.
Getting the history on Repashy's beginning was a neat little surprise bonus, as well.

[Wren · Rating 3 out of 5]

Overall this is a good reference for crested gecko care, though there are a few typos in the Kindle edition and the information gets repetitive if you read straight through it. That's a perk if you're looking for a specific bit of information or a refresher, though, because it means you don't have to go skipping all over the book.

[amber trochelman · Rating 4 out of 5]

It was good

Because it some good parts and some bad parts the good news is that it was awesome the bad part is that it has pictures it should be a chapter books instead of a picture book