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Two African Fat Tail Geckos for sale. Can offer collection from Edinburgh, Rugeley (West Midlands), or London (from the 19th). 0.1 Adult Female AFT - Striped Whiteout 100% Het Ghost, purchased from Gecko ETC at HAMM reptile show. Really big girl. £200. Vid of her feeding...

For sale - Male Ghost African Fat Tail Gecko (2016). Collection from Edinburgh, Scotland. This is still a very rare morph, particularly within the UK. As you can see, the gecko has a tail defect from birth, however this does not effect the geckos life in the slightest. He is healthy &...

0.1 Adult Female Breeding Weight African Fat Tail Gecko Striped Whiteout 100% Het Ghost Purchased from Gecko Etc at the Hamm Festival in 2015. This girl has never been bred. Smashing medium-large brown/black crickets - really good feeder. Vid of her feeding...

As above. 2 years old. Does everything a fat tail should and very friendly. Please pm.

Hey everyone, please can someone help me with the morph of this guy? Thank you!

Hello, I am looking to get an aft in the near future. I have looked online but can't find anything local. Was wondering if people here breed them locally or have some for sale. I don't really want to get a courier so that's why I'm asking for a local seller. Thanks in advance :)

I have kept Leopard Geckos for a couple of years now, and I am now looking to expand my hobby into AFTs. I would prefer female geckos but males will be considered. I live in Newcastle upon Tyne, but I have a car and I am willing to travel up to 100 miles. Any morphs considered, and I would...

Evening all, just wanted to say hello and to find out if anyone else has any african fat tails? We have 5 myself. 1 wild male, 2 wild females, 1 female albino and 1 female tangerine ghost. We also have a male fire dalmatian crested gecko. Our fat tails are laying but haven't had much luck...

Hi I am looking for a male African fat tail (to go with my 4 females that I currently have) that I could pick up at doncaster if anyone has any available or knows someone that might have. No morph necessary as I really just want to selectively breed for vibrancy and contrast as it's only really...

As the title states im looking at either a leopard gecko or a african fat tailed gecko. i am new to the hobby but am very excited!! which do you prefer and why? Do you have a favorite morph?:2thumb:

Looking for a striped AFT male. Needs to be close to Romford, Essex as I don't have a car :P Please let me know if you could help me out :P

Hi, im looking to swap my pair of het albino royals. They were proven as hets last season and have locked this season. Im looking to trade for leos or AFT so if anyone has any for trade let me know. I can also collect or meet on route. Pics on request, any questions please PM me. Cheers

couple of pictures of some aft we got of larry last year growing on well!! first up is myrtle now flux big thanks to Larry for letting us have them:no1:

Hi, sorry we are new users so forgive us if a little ropey! Calling all expert help for our smallest AFT. Basically 2 weeks ago we brought 2 AFTs one supposedly a male (although we're not 100% sure) & a female. The people we adopted them off didn't really seem as if they knew what they were...

A quick snap of the little White Out Ghost fatty, growing up a treat :)

This little White Out Ghost is coming on a treat - love these dudes..

CB13 16g F1 (Parents were wild caught) Bit of a slow start but growing well, nice chunky body/tail new bloodline in the uk £45ono Collection from Portsmouth PO8 Courier accepted at buyers own arrangement/cost

Rare Morph African Fat Tails Hemitheconyx caudicinctus – ( AFTs / Fatties / fattails ) Adult Breeding Weight The morphs we have available are: Female Oreo £950 Male Whiteout het Oreo £1500 Male Whiteout het Ghost £1500 (I also have a Female Ghost which I would consider selling with the male...

just out of interest they have similar living conditions

I'm looking for an amelanistic male African Fat Tail Gecko to breed with my females. Does anyone have one for sale or know anyone who breeds these? Thanks. Simon.