Isn't big.

Oh well. Gargoyle geckos are supposed to get bigger, but I don't feed as much, so he's not as big, probably about the size of a wild Garg. Ah well. he's quiet happy in his tank anyway.



Heh, he's still a baby in these pics, he's grown a lot since then.





And his home... Which he almost never leaves. I took him to a class once, and he just kinda slept through it. :p He's a sweet Garg, and doesn't bite like most do.



Image isn't quite as descriptive as it should be... That tank is a 45 gallon aquarium.

He's quite a handsome fellow.

Is 45g the recommended tank size for a Garg or can you go smaller? I was thinking of getting a gecko and hadn't decided which type I was going to get, but he's so handsome that I may see if I can get my hands on a Gargoyle.

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Cute little guy.

Cute!

Quote from: Janet Lynn on August 22, 2010, 05:51:19 PM
Why do I suddenly have a need to buy auto insurance?

LOL

Cool pics

Nice looking gecko. I'm wanting to get myself a pair of mossy leaftail geckos, but gargoyles are so cool too and I do have more than one empty tank...............   (Hears the SO screaming deaththreats)

Quote from: Aiden James on August 22, 2010, 05:03:23 PM
He's quite a handsome fellow.

Is 45g the recommended tank size for a Garg or can you go smaller? I was thinking of getting a gecko and hadn't decided which type I was going to get, but he's so handsome that I may see if I can get my hands on a Gargoyle.

My little Colossus isn't quite full size, I didn't feed him as much as I should have so he's about 7/8ths the size of a full size Garg.

I think you can get away with a 30 or 35 long, but... The bigger the better. I should get new pics of Colossus and his tank. It's changed quite a bit actually since that was taken. I also need to water it...