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HUGE FLASH SALE THROUGH SUNDAY @ acreptiles.com!- 2 Coupon Codes Below- Discounts cover liters everything, including any...
20/06/2025

HUGE FLASH SALE THROUGH SUNDAY @ acreptiles.com!

- 2 Coupon Codes Below
- Discounts cover liters everything, including any existing sale prices!

1. Additional 20% off the entire Wholesale section:

COUPON CODE:
20-WS-ACR

2. Additional 50% off all individual crested and gargoyle geckos.

COUPON CODE:
IND-50-ACR

* Gargoyles still show original prices, but I inadvertently deleted original prices on most of the cresteds 🤦🏻‍♂️.

Great C2 line Phantom with a fair bit of Tangerine pigment and all kinds of interesting genes including Margin, Empty Ba...
16/06/2025

Great C2 line Phantom with a fair bit of Tangerine pigment and all kinds of interesting genes including Margin, Empty Back and Soft Scale. These C2 line geckos with Tangerine and Soft Scale grow to be some of our largest too.

Leucistic Crested Gecko🔥If you’re wondering…We use a pieces of egg carton as a sterile substitute for ground cover (thin...
14/06/2025

Leucistic Crested Gecko🔥

If you’re wondering…
We use a pieces of egg carton as a sterile substitute for ground cover (think leaf litter, slab of cork bark, etc.) that I’d employ in the open areas of a naturalistic or bioactive setup.

It’s probably important to note that ground cover is not meant to be a substitute for a humid hide or nest box that crested geckos all need at times. That being said, utilizing some sort of ground cover can give geckos a dark environment in otherwise open areas to make them feel more confident that they can get to the food/water area and still have overhead cover. Reptiles in general tend to be eaten by birds, so overhead cover seems to help their (literal) “lizard brains” feel more comfortable.

Porthole x Heterozygous Whiteout. Breeding this to a similar gecko will produce roughly 25% Homozygous Whiteouts…the one...
13/06/2025

Porthole x Heterozygous Whiteout. Breeding this to a similar gecko will produce roughly 25% Homozygous Whiteouts…the ones with the big white botches (swipe for some examples).

Dexter line Super Red Stripe, white base (fully fired).  She goes pale white  when relaxed (most of the time). This line...
13/06/2025

Dexter line Super Red Stripe, white base (fully fired). She goes pale white when relaxed (most of the time). This line is developed entirely in-house. It started with my high white gargoyles that I started on in 2004 and then added red using a male named Dexter that I got in 2009. I then added some of Philippe’s red stripe/blotch stock 4-5years later. These geckos typically get to 90-100 grams by age 5.

Tangerine pigment on various geckos.  The two in the largest image are of similar age, but one from 20 year old parents ...
13/06/2025

Tangerine pigment on various geckos. The two in the largest image are of similar age, but one from 20 year old parents and the other from our most recent “Bubblegum” offshoot lineage, where intense Tangerine pigment has been selected for as the priority over several generations. The intensity of this pigment can vary greatly, but breeding two of them together always produces a small percentage of better quality Tangerine offspring.

Phantoms have grown on me for some reason. 🤷🏻‍♂️
03/06/2025

Phantoms have grown on me for some reason. 🤷🏻‍♂️

😳🔥 Margin and Tangerine pigment causing a pale pink tint that surrounds the crests from all the way up the head.  This s...
02/06/2025

😳🔥 Margin and Tangerine pigment causing a pale pink tint that surrounds the crests from all the way up the head. This seems to only work with my pale/clean C2 line tiger phantoms.

This guy is a genetic powerhouse too, beyond the incredible Margin markings…bold Whitewalls, Super Dalmatian and a beast for structure (wide back/head and shaggy…and soft scale). Easily one of my all time favorite Margin combos to date.

WEBSITE ID CODE:
0625-M10

🔥 ACReptiles.com BLOWOUT SALE ENDS Sunday 6/1 @ 11:59 PM CDT! 🔥
31/05/2025

🔥 ACReptiles.com BLOWOUT SALE ENDS Sunday 6/1 @ 11:59 PM CDT! 🔥

Super red stripe on pink/red & black base. These are unreal in person…hard to capture the depth of color and overall bri...
26/05/2025

Super red stripe on pink/red & black base. These are unreal in person…hard to capture the depth of color and overall brightness.

One of our current generation Dexter line Super Red Stripe gargoyle geckos 🔥🔥🔥
26/05/2025

One of our current generation Dexter line Super Red Stripe gargoyle geckos 🔥🔥🔥

Great Red-Spotted Super Dalmatian and perfect example of Porthole x Whiteout lateral markings in their single gene copy ...
14/05/2025

Great Red-Spotted Super Dalmatian and perfect example of Porthole x Whiteout lateral markings in their single gene copy form (visual heterozygous Whiteout). Just a few white bubbles to tell you there’s Whiteout present.

Breeding this gecko to another one like it would produce roughly 25% homozygous Whiteout offspring, which would have considerably more white coverage. I thought this would require a lot more selective breeding, but it appears to just be a matter of needing two gene copies of Whiteout…which is really cool if you’re breeding them because it means they’re going to be consistent.

Loving this guys red spots outnumbering the black spots too…he looks like two different geckos depending on which side you see.

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About ACR

Today ACR (acreptiles.com) is home to the largest collection of designer crested geckos on the planet, and one of the top 3 commercial producers of the species worldwide, producing well in excess of 20,000 geckos annually. We maintain our collection in a 3,000 square foot dedicated reptile facility in the Kansas City, Missouri metro area.

Although this is now a corporation, and we’re what some would call a “big breeder”, this all started as a one-man operation out of a sincere passion for reptiles, when I was just a hobbyist breeding some reptiles in the basement of my first house. When I was 26 years old, Gateway, Inc., my employer of 5 years, decided to close their Kansas City offices and offered me a job in South Dakota. I was already making more money selling the reptiles I produced in my basement and I really didn’t feel like moving away from family, so I took a small severance package and went into the reptile breeding business full-time in October 2004. While I can’t say it was an easy journey (it most certainly was not), it has been highly rewarding and I’m forever grateful that I was able to make a living doing something I’m genuinely passionate about. Visit our website acreptiles.com for a more in-depth history of ACR and to learn more about us and what we offer. Thanks so much for your interest in ACR. - Anthony