In this video, I’m doing something I honestly didn’t think I’d be doing anytime soon—selling off some geckos I’ve been holding onto. We’re saying goodbye to a handful of tokay geckos, including some really uncommon morphs, and I’m also letting a few leachies go that I originally planned to keep back. If you’ve been following my breeding projects, you know I don’t move animals like this lightly, so I walk you through what’s leaving, what I’m keeping, and why certain geckos make sense to place now. I also talk about what I look for when I’m choosing which animals to hold back versus which ones I’m comfortable listing. My goal has always been the same: produce the best quality animals I can, and build captive-bred availability for species that genuinely need it. If you’re looking to buy, I point you to where I list my available animals, and if you’re more into learning, I’ve got resources on my site and blog for enclosure and gecko info. This one’s a mix of bittersweet and exciting—because these geckos are unreal, and I want them ending up with keepers who are ready for them.