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Nice Rick 
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Great pictures Rick. Then again i have a huge soft spot for Phelsuma!!!
SmallPaul - I have found Neons no more challenging than any of the other Day Gecko species. I am a firm believer in the fact that if you provide optimum living conditions ( this is the case for any animal ) there is no reason why you shouldn't expect eggs from your geckos. I currently have 7 baby Neon Day Geckos, they will be ready for new homes in another month or so time. I like to keep my baby Day Geckos for a period of 3 months, by this point they are out of the delicate hatchling stage.
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