Rhacodactylus leachianus : Nuu Ana (Isle G) (Insular Geckos :Offshore)
Leachianus from the tiny islet of Nuu Ana are readily identifiable and among the most beautiful and different forms.



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NUU ANA F1 MALE

NUU ANA F1 FEMALE
The geckos from this island are one of the smallest localities to date, with very short snouts, short tails, and a very compact little body. Typically, it does not reach over 220g. These geckos have a very light yellowish background with crisp-edged white to pink and heavily peppered blotches. Older specimens also display dalmatian spots of yellow.
Animals from this locality also commonly have a backward tilting iris, almost giving them a stargazing appearance. Because of their small size, colorful appearance, and usual docile temperament, these little gems are one of the more popular leachianus forms among hobbyists.




NUU ANA YEARING & HATCHLING





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