Gecko eggs for (Str4wB34ry) by danapommet
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Received many site mail questions, from my September 22nd posting, of my “Welcome Home” Gecko. Checking out one of our electrical boxes and found this Gecko nest. Added my finger for perspective. I could pack up a few dozen eggs and send them overnight if anybody is interested. :>) HaHa! The brown particles are mostly insect parts and Gecko waste.
Thanks for stopping by, taking a peak and for all your previous comments and favs.
Dana
Comments (19)
orig_buggy
they are so fragile looking..great shot and thanks for the perspective!!
danapommet
They are so fragile that to relocate them - I have to roll them onto a piece of paper.
Katraz
No gecko's over here, but I did have a slug in a fuse box once,caused a short and knocked out the trip ,the slug didn't make it.
flavia49
great shot!!
MagikUnicorn
Sweet I like this...got some couple years ago :)
MrsLubner
When I lived "back home" it was not unusual to find these eggs hidden in all sorts of places in the garden. I even hatched some in a shoebox one year. :-) Great shot!
Hubba1
Just an awesome find :)
Richardphotos
I have found eggs like this numerous times in junction boxes.they can get in some of the tiniest places can they not?
durleybeachbum
Gosh, how interesting!!!
BessieB
So tiny, a great shot Dana
DAVER2112
How cool! I've seen those before but never knew what laid them. Thanks for sharing,
3x3
lovely and sweet mate x
DEWoodward
Awesome!
0rest4wicked
Thought I recognized that background. Great shot and perspective!
jendellas
What a thing to find in your electrical box, did they all hatch?
sandra46
WONDERFUL!
wysiwig
Geckos are among my favorite animals but I never knew where they came from. Unfortunately I have never seen one here in California. Thanks for the great photo and information.
lucindawind
great shot of these tiny eggs
Str4wB34ry
I suppose something that small had to come out of a small something! They do look incredibly fragile and tiny. I would still have one as a pet but don't think I would want the waste dotted all around the house! Nice capture. Thank you for the dedication.