Eurydactylodes Geckos

Eurydactylodes vieillardi, commonly known as Vieillard’s Chameleon Gecko, is a small and fascinating gecko species native to New Caledonia. Known for its distinctively textured skin and prehensile tail, which helps it navigate the dense forest vegetation, this gecko has a charming appearance with a unique blend of greens, grays, and subtle patterns that offer excellent camouflage in its natural habitat.

Eurydactylodes agricolae, commonly known as Agricola’s Chameleon Gecko, is a small, arboreal gecko species native to the forests of New Caledonia. As a captivating and lesser-known gecko, Eurydactylodes agricolae has gained attention among reptile enthusiasts for its intriguing behavior and manageable size, making it a fascinating addition to conservation-focused breeding projects.

Eurydactylodes occidentalis, or the Western Chameleon Gecko, is a captivating species native to the western regions of New Caledonia. Known for its small size and distinctive prehensile tail, this arboreal gecko is perfectly adapted to life among the forest foliage, where it skillfully navigates branches and leaves. Its unique behaviors, combined with its rarity in captivity, make the Western Chameleon Gecko an intriguing focus for conservation efforts and reptile enthusiasts alike.

Eurydactylodes symmetricus, commonly known as the Symmetrical Chameleon Gecko, is a small and distinctive gecko species found exclusively in New Caledonia. Known for its calm nature and intriguing appearance, Eurydactylodes symmetricus is a lesser-known species within the reptile community, making it an appealing candidate for conservation-minded breeders looking to help preserve New Caledonia’s unique biodiversity.