Geckos and Tuataras
| New Zealand has a variety of Geckos found throughout New Zealand. They are very slow breeders and have been known to live for over 40 years. NZ Gecoks give birth to live geckos, unlike others around the world that lay eggs. They can shed their tail while being eaten by a predator and escape to eventually grow a new one. |
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Small Gecko Patterned - Pewter. Code: SGPP | Large Paua Gecko - Aged Bronze Code: LGB | Small Paua Gecko - Aged Bronze Code: SGB |
Fern Tuatara  | Tuatara are the only living members of an ancient group of reptiles called Sphenodontida, and are found only in New Zealand. Their appearance has changed little over the past 225 million years. Tuatara are known as New Zealand’s "living fossil". Tuatara - A Maori name, means "spiny back". It is currently considered a CITES (Convention on the International Trade in Endangered Species) |
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Fern Tuatara
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Large Paua Gecko
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Small Paua Gecko
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Small Gecko Patterned