Tokay!!!!!!!!

[poison]

No it wasnt them. These people worked with both reptiles and fish.

[Kelvin]

The colors of the lizard are very nice and they are only making it beautiful. So do you have others or only this one? I like your beautiful lizard. thanks for sharing the photos.

[poison]

The colors of the lizard are very nice and they are only making it beautiful. So do you have others or only this one? I like your beautiful lizard. thanks for sharing the photos.

Thank you very much This is my only tokay.

[poison]

Yyuuuuuuuuuuuummmmmmmmm!!!!!

[Monza geckos]

I had a tokay for a week but he was very vocal i had to get rid of him though the poor thing would always crunch up in the cold bottom corner of the tank and wopuld lash out whenever i misted him he was ligbht powdery blue with deep dark red he was captive bred as well but he did not like me one bit he was huge as well 3 months old and about 14 inches a very hefty one but it didnt work out i though i had made progress by putting my hand next to him getting closer each time i though he was calmer but the finale was when he lunged out and tried to bite me and barked for an hour after... i traded him for something little sweeter and now i have darwin my 8 month old dropped tail dalmatian harlequin crestie but i kinda miss my tokay now:[ i will a have a breeding pair when i leave home but too much to handle now.

[poison]

You got rid of a beautiful blue and orange tokay for a brown crestie???????? How dare you!! lol jk. I personally would always choose a tokay over a crestie. I'm a fan of colors when it comes to animals (and attitude).

[Monza geckos]

Yes I traded him for a crestie because i wanted something cute and cuddly after that experience. The shop owner [who's been dealing with tokays for 20 years] told me it was the biggest and most colourful he had ever seen so i thought great!!! he was also the most vocal and aggressive... so it didn't work out however when i am older and more able bodied to handle them i hope to get a breeding pair and raise them from hatchlings.