Chameleon geckos, or Eurydactylodes, are such underrated little lizards! I got my first pair, Olive and Fig, in the summer of 2026. They are both Eurydactylodes vieillardi, and I do plan on pairing them in the future. Right now they’re both too young to breed, so they’re just living their best lives in their grow out enclosures. For now, I only work with E.vieillardi, but I will most likely branch out to at least one other Eurydactylodes species in the future. I really love these little guys!
Fig:
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Hatch Date: January 17th, 2026
Fig is a male Eurydactylodes vieillardi who has a really nice color/pattern…if you can actually manage to find him to see it! Fig is extremely shy and came to me quite fearful of people. It’s something I’m planning on slowly working on with him, although I’ll still adore Fig even if he never decides to love me back!
Olive:
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Hatch Date: August 12th, 2025
Olive is a beautiful female Eurydactylodes vieillardi. She’s a little bit older than her future boyfriend, Fig, and is much more used to people. Olive often sits on her branches right out in the open, sometimes even right near her enclosure door, so she’s always easy to spot. She has no issues taking food from my hand and will often even choose to come out on her own for a bit of an explore. Olive isn’t as flashy as Fig, as is often the case with this species, but something really drew me to her when I found her for sale. I just had to have her!