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This species can become 24 cm like Goniurosaurus
araneus. Its body is very similar to
Goniurosaurus araneus.
Its basic color is grey brown, even a bit
bluish, with a black pattern. In addition, it
has red/orange lines. Goniurosaurus luii has red
eyes like all other Goniurosaurus.
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Recently
hatched geckoes look similar to the offspring of
Goniurosaurus araneus.
They are black with white lines. Yet, there are a few
exceptions. Some offspring hatched and already had deep
orange red lines. They are relatively big when hatching. |
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Goniurosaurus
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When
growing up, Goniurosaurus luii changes its color as
well. First, the white lines become orange/red. The
black becomes lighter and finally turns into grey/blue.
The whole body is covered with little black spots. The
tail is black with white rings. |
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Goniurosaurus luii with 3 months
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The females, similar to Goniurosaurus araneus,
usually lay two eggs approximately three times a
year. I have kept those geckoes for three years
now and the eclosion rate has always been 100%.
It is not hard to raise the offspring. They eat
very well and quickly grow up. |
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Goniurosaurus luii with 6
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