Based in Bristol, we started out like many others; a pair of geckos. But, after three successful years of breeding, spending most of our years breeding exclusively Leopard Geckos, we now breed Rankins Dragons and Panther Chameleons, and plan for many more. Years of experience have allowed us here at The Speckled Gecko to offer quality advice to the best of our abilities. Whether you are looking for a gecko, or are in need of some advice, you've come to the right place. Whatever you're looking for, we aim to help.

Our breeding plans are still growing, and we look forward to discovering more ourselves, and hope that we can help you in finding at perfect gecko or dragon, whether it be a high end morph, or your first reptile! If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to fill in one of our contact forms, which can be found on a tab on the left. _______________________________________________________________________ 

21st January 2012 - Added a new page for Panther Chameleon hatchlings - with some pictures, so please check them out! Also updated 2011 pages to 2012 - a minor edit, but it does make all the difference! Thank you to all who have purchased from us last year, we hope your new pets are doing well!

6th January 2012 - A belated Happy New Year to all! Lots of updates to get through - so please keep with us! Photos are to be uploaded, as well as a change to pages, as we currently have for sale not only Baby Rankins Dragons, but baby Panther Chameleons too, as well as some late 2011 hatchling Leopard Geckos. A very exciting year for us has just begun!

19th August 2011 - Doing the monthly updates of the entire site, so have a good look around as the available page has been updated again - this time fitting 26 Leopard Geckos on there for sale. We still have one Rankins for sale, with Elphie heavy currently with more eggs. During the last month, we have come into possession of another female Rankins too, meaning no more disappointment for those waiting on Rankins! We also have currently 73 Nosy Be Panther Chameleon eggs incubating  - well done Flossy!