After months of planning, content development, and reflection Gecko Time is now live! Gecko Time is the first blog produced by Reptile Network.

The purpose of Gecko Time is to become a leading source of gecko information. We hope to bring our viewers amazing breeder interviews, species spotlights, and more. Our goal is to bring rich, interesting content to gecko lovers.

When will we update?

We hope to post once per week, every Monday morning. No longer will those Monday mornings be a drag, you can look forward to great, fresh content related to the animals you love.

As Gecko Time grows we may increase the number of posts per week. Also, if you are interested, we will be taking guest posts on any topic relating to geckos that you’d like to write about. If you would love to write for us, but have no idea what to write on, drop us an email!

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Be sure to check back frequently for contests, interviews, and fresh new content. Leave us a comment with what you think of the site so far and what you’d like to see us cover in the future!

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Matthew Kammerer is the owner of Reptile Network, a network of sites including Reptile Wallpapers, and more. He is a full time student who has a passion for everything web. His three favorite foods include sushi, hot tea, and coffee.

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