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The Gargoyles are a vampiric bloodline created by the Tremere as their servitors. Although technically not a Tremere bloodline, the bloodline is largely under their control. Gargoyles Depending upon whom one asks, there are two (slaves to the Tremere and free), three (sentinels, warriors and scouts) or one (just lump the ugly bastards together) classifications for members of the Gargoyle bloodline. The Tremere unveiled the Gargoyle bloodline in AD 1167, and the Slaves have been a steady, if infrequent, part of Kindred society ever since. Gargoyles might, in fact, be one reason that the Tremere weren't exterminated entirely in their first few centuries of existence. These odd quasi-Kindred often look like their stone namesakes — rocky-skinned, ugly, winged creatures that exist only to. The Tremere unveiled the Gargoyle bloodline in AD 1167, and the Slaves have been a steady, if infrequent, part of Kindred society ever since. Gargoyles might, in fact, be one reason that the Tremere weren't exterminated entirely in their first few centuries of existence. You will get this quest in Holliwood. Isaac asked us to get rid of a Gargoyle who lives in the China theatre. The Gargoyle is a Maximilian creation and he'll help us (of course only if.
Gargoyle Geckos (Rhacodactylus auriculatus) are native to southern New Caledonia, an island chain east of Australia. They are named for the bumps on their head which can appear to look like horns or ears. Hardy and easy to care for, Gargoyle Geckos have become very successful in captivity and are widely available today.
COLORATION
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Gargoyle Geckos come in a variety of colors and patterns. They come in shades of gray, brown, white, yellow, orange, and red.
Patterns vary from individual to individual, but includes stripes, bands, and mottling.
HOUSING
A single Gargoyle Gecko adult can be housed in a 10 gallon tank, but a pair will require at least a 20 gallon tank. I've kept and bred a pair in an 18x18x24 glass terrarium in the past. As a territorial species, housing young, unsexed gargoyle geckos together is not recommended. Even as adults, males will be aggressive towards other males, and females can be aggressive towards other females, so we strongly recommend only housing single male-female pairs together, and this should only be done when the female has a healthy breeding weight and is old enough.
Gargoyle Geckos are arboreal and will appreciate some height in their environment. As avid climbers, they will make use of branches, tall or hanging plants, or standing virgin cork bark. As substrate, Coco Fiber can be used solely or mixed with peat moss. We recommend Josh's Frog's BioBedding Tropical Active Substrate, which is well suited for live plants and a cleaning crew of springtails or isopods.
Hailing from a subtropical region, Gargoyle Geckos should be kept at temperatures between 74-78F. While they can tolerate higher temperatures for small periods of time, they should never be kept above 85F. Unless ambient temperatures are consistently below this range, Gargoyle Geckos do not require any special lighting or heating, although a low level UV bulb and low wattage basking spot may be appreciated in a large enough enclosure.
Humidity plays an important role in making sure these geckos remain well hydrated and are able to shed their skin easily. Providing a reptile water bowl with clean water will ensure your gecko remains hydrated, and misting frequently with a quality hand mister will help keep their humidity at the ideal range of 60-70%. You can monitor these levels, as well as temperatures, with a digital thermometer/hygrometer.
SIZE and LONGEVITY
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Gargoyle Geckos can reach up to 7-9 inches as adults, tail included. In the wild, Gargoyle Geckos can lose their tail when feeling threatened, such as when being pursued by a predator. They can also lose them in captivity, but the tail will grow back over time.
Josh's Frogs sells juveniles measuring about 4.5-5 inches.
Provided proper care, these geckos can live up to 15-20 years in captivity!
DIET
Gargoyle Geckos feed primarily on both fruit and insects in the wild. Pangea and Repashy fruit mixes offer a tailored and excellent staple for these geckos. Conveniently stored as a powder, it can be mixed with water and offered in a small plastic feeding cup.
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In our experience, Gargoyle Geckos do not readily accept insects or other prey items like Crested Geckos. However, appropriately sized feeder insects, such as crickets, dubia roaches, waxworms, black soldier fly larvae, and butterworms may be offered. All feeder insects should be dusted with a vitamin/mineral supplement and provided using an escape proof bowl. Do not worry if your Gargoyle Gecko does not accept any live feeders as long as it is feeding well on fruit mixes.
SEX
Sexing Gargoyle Geckos is a bit more difficult than sexing Crested Geckos, as both males and females can display bulges at the base of the tail. Male bulges will be larger, and males will also have femoral pores on scales between their hind legs.
Juveniles sold by Josh's Frogs are not sexed.
BREEDING
Gargoyle Geckos will breed from the beginning of December to August, during which females will lay 2 eggs every 30-45 days. Eggs will be buried in substrate, either on the bottom of the enclosure or in a lay box. It is recommended to remove males from the tank to allow females to recover after the breeding season.
So, think Gargoyle Geckos are the right geckos for you? Hop on over to Josh's Frogs! Chances are we have offspring for sale right now. Our Gargoyle Geckos are fed fruit mix three times a week, so they're growing well and are ready for their new homes! All Gargoyle Geckos were bred in-house, and are captive bred from captive bred parents. They're all genetically diverse and descend from colorful bloodlines. They are produced by experienced herpetoculturists with over 10 years of combined experience with the genus and come with our best in the industry live arrival and health guarantee. If this gecko is for you, we are too!
- Bloodlines
Introduction
The Tremere unveiled the Gargoyle bloodline inAD 1167, and the Slaves have been a steady, if infrequent,part of Kindred society ever since. Gargoylesmight, in fact, be one reason that the Tremere weren'texterminated entirely in their first few centuries ofexistence. These odd quasi-Kindred often look liketheir stone namesakes — rocky-skinned, ugly,winged creatures that exist only to servetheir masters.
Or such was the case for severalhundred years. Recently,though, many of the Slaveshave thrown off theirchains and joined theCamarilla. Why theGargoyles chooseto ally themselveswith theSect that alsoprotects theirformer mastersis anyone'sguess. One ofthe going theoriesis that it's a slap in the Warlocks' collectiveface, but most Kindred don't givethe Gargoyles credit for being that sophisticated.More likely, the Rockheads simplyrealize that in the Camarilla, their talents will be recognizedand no one will try and order them around (atleast not directly).
Gargoyles are created out of other Kindred, and thisugly fact makes their creation a seldom-discussedtopic in polite vampiric society. The Tremerestart with a Gangrel, Nosferatu, or Tzimiscevampire and perform obscene, bloody ritualsusing its blood, heart, and skin. Vitae fromanother vampire (from one of the other twoClans) is used to provoke a violent mutation,with the result that some Gargoyles look purelyhideous (Nosferatu base), some look feral (Gangrelbase), and some look fleshy and sport bony protrusions(Tzimisce base). No Gargoyle can pass forhuman.
The Tremere tolerate the Gargoyles' presence in theCamarilla as best they can — it's not as though theycan easily re-enslave them, after all. But relations areobviously strained. The Gargoyles' revolt and inductioninto the Camarilla has all but doomed the remainingslave Gargoyles, as their masters now monitor them ruthlessly for any sign of betrayal. The Tremerealso aren't above planting hypnotic suggestions in theirSlaves' minds, so that if they ever do rebel, they stillserve a function for the Clan.
Nickname: Traditionally Slaves, though free Gargoyleshave been known to crack heads over it. Othercommon nicknames are Rockheads, Runaways, Freemen,and Grotesques.
Sect: Gargoyles usually join the Camarilla. It's notimpossible for a Slave to join the Sabbat, but thebloodline as a whole frowns on this.
Appearance: Not all Gargoyles look like the stonegrotesques found spitting rainwater over old buildings,but all are nightmarish. Some have tufts of hair protrudingrandomly over their bodies, or odd, gallopingwalks. Most Gargoyles have gray, rock-like skin. AllGargoyles have wings. These grow as the character'sFlight (see p. 447) increases.
Haven: Slave Gargoyles sleep wherever theirmasters allow them — closets, basements, crypts,cells. Free Gargoyles prefer sleeping in havenshigh above the ground. Bell towers and disusedhigh-rises are favorites. Gargoyles are oftenmuscle for other Kindred, sometimes in exchangefor a bare-bones haven.
Background: Gargoyles creation rarelyshows a discernible pattern. The Changetortures the new Gargoyle's body, as boneselongate and split to form the wings. The facewarps, leaving nothing to recognize the mortalor vampire by. They rarely remember their unlifeor mortal existence.
Character Creation: Created to be slaves,Gargoyles specialize in Physical Attributes, Talents,and a few select Skills (Melee, for instance).All Gargoyles start with a free dot of the FlightDiscipline. Appearance is always zero. Gargoylescreated by the Tremere are at the same Generationas the Kindred that act as their 'base.'
Clan Disciplines:Flight, Fortitude, Potence, Visceratika
Weakness: The Slaves are hideous. That grotesquerytakes different forms, but always results in an Appearanceof zero. They are also highly susceptible to mindcontrol from any source. A Gargoyle's Willpower score(current or permanent) is considered two points lowerwhen used to resist such powers.
Organization: Gargoyles have a strong sense of community.They often keep communal havens. SometimesGargoyles petition the Prince for the release ofslave Gargoyles, but more often they just tear slaveowners to pieces. With no community, Gargoyles arelikely to Embrace and build their own.
Quote:Master. Why did you burn her? She only wanted to fly free for one night...yes, master. I obey.
6th Generation
- -- Rock Lord
7th Generation
- -- Teufel -- Elder Gargoyle of the Dallas Sabbat.
- -- Ublo-Satha -- Guardian of the Chicago chantry
8th Generation
9th Generation
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Gargoyle Geckos come in a variety of colors and patterns. They come in shades of gray, brown, white, yellow, orange, and red.
Patterns vary from individual to individual, but includes stripes, bands, and mottling.
HOUSING
A single Gargoyle Gecko adult can be housed in a 10 gallon tank, but a pair will require at least a 20 gallon tank. I've kept and bred a pair in an 18x18x24 glass terrarium in the past. As a territorial species, housing young, unsexed gargoyle geckos together is not recommended. Even as adults, males will be aggressive towards other males, and females can be aggressive towards other females, so we strongly recommend only housing single male-female pairs together, and this should only be done when the female has a healthy breeding weight and is old enough.
Gargoyle Geckos are arboreal and will appreciate some height in their environment. As avid climbers, they will make use of branches, tall or hanging plants, or standing virgin cork bark. As substrate, Coco Fiber can be used solely or mixed with peat moss. We recommend Josh's Frog's BioBedding Tropical Active Substrate, which is well suited for live plants and a cleaning crew of springtails or isopods.
Hailing from a subtropical region, Gargoyle Geckos should be kept at temperatures between 74-78F. While they can tolerate higher temperatures for small periods of time, they should never be kept above 85F. Unless ambient temperatures are consistently below this range, Gargoyle Geckos do not require any special lighting or heating, although a low level UV bulb and low wattage basking spot may be appreciated in a large enough enclosure.
Humidity plays an important role in making sure these geckos remain well hydrated and are able to shed their skin easily. Providing a reptile water bowl with clean water will ensure your gecko remains hydrated, and misting frequently with a quality hand mister will help keep their humidity at the ideal range of 60-70%. You can monitor these levels, as well as temperatures, with a digital thermometer/hygrometer.
SIZE and LONGEVITY
Gargoyle Geckos can reach up to 7-9 inches as adults, tail included. In the wild, Gargoyle Geckos can lose their tail when feeling threatened, such as when being pursued by a predator. They can also lose them in captivity, but the tail will grow back over time.
Josh's Frogs sells juveniles measuring about 4.5-5 inches.
Provided proper care, these geckos can live up to 15-20 years in captivity!
DIET
Gargoyle Geckos feed primarily on both fruit and insects in the wild. Pangea and Repashy fruit mixes offer a tailored and excellent staple for these geckos. Conveniently stored as a powder, it can be mixed with water and offered in a small plastic feeding cup.
In our experience, Gargoyle Geckos do not readily accept insects or other prey items like Crested Geckos. However, appropriately sized feeder insects, such as crickets, dubia roaches, waxworms, black soldier fly larvae, and butterworms may be offered. All feeder insects should be dusted with a vitamin/mineral supplement and provided using an escape proof bowl. Do not worry if your Gargoyle Gecko does not accept any live feeders as long as it is feeding well on fruit mixes.
SEX
Sexing Gargoyle Geckos is a bit more difficult than sexing Crested Geckos, as both males and females can display bulges at the base of the tail. Male bulges will be larger, and males will also have femoral pores on scales between their hind legs.
Juveniles sold by Josh's Frogs are not sexed.
BREEDING
Gargoyle Geckos will breed from the beginning of December to August, during which females will lay 2 eggs every 30-45 days. Eggs will be buried in substrate, either on the bottom of the enclosure or in a lay box. It is recommended to remove males from the tank to allow females to recover after the breeding season.
So, think Gargoyle Geckos are the right geckos for you? Hop on over to Josh's Frogs! Chances are we have offspring for sale right now. Our Gargoyle Geckos are fed fruit mix three times a week, so they're growing well and are ready for their new homes! All Gargoyle Geckos were bred in-house, and are captive bred from captive bred parents. They're all genetically diverse and descend from colorful bloodlines. They are produced by experienced herpetoculturists with over 10 years of combined experience with the genus and come with our best in the industry live arrival and health guarantee. If this gecko is for you, we are too!
- Bloodlines
Introduction
The Tremere unveiled the Gargoyle bloodline inAD 1167, and the Slaves have been a steady, if infrequent,part of Kindred society ever since. Gargoylesmight, in fact, be one reason that the Tremere weren'texterminated entirely in their first few centuries ofexistence. These odd quasi-Kindred often look liketheir stone namesakes — rocky-skinned, ugly,winged creatures that exist only to servetheir masters.
Or such was the case for severalhundred years. Recently,though, many of the Slaveshave thrown off theirchains and joined theCamarilla. Why theGargoyles chooseto ally themselveswith theSect that alsoprotects theirformer mastersis anyone'sguess. One ofthe going theoriesis that it's a slap in the Warlocks' collectiveface, but most Kindred don't givethe Gargoyles credit for being that sophisticated.More likely, the Rockheads simplyrealize that in the Camarilla, their talents will be recognizedand no one will try and order them around (atleast not directly).
Gargoyles are created out of other Kindred, and thisugly fact makes their creation a seldom-discussedtopic in polite vampiric society. The Tremerestart with a Gangrel, Nosferatu, or Tzimiscevampire and perform obscene, bloody ritualsusing its blood, heart, and skin. Vitae fromanother vampire (from one of the other twoClans) is used to provoke a violent mutation,with the result that some Gargoyles look purelyhideous (Nosferatu base), some look feral (Gangrelbase), and some look fleshy and sport bony protrusions(Tzimisce base). No Gargoyle can pass forhuman.
The Tremere tolerate the Gargoyles' presence in theCamarilla as best they can — it's not as though theycan easily re-enslave them, after all. But relations areobviously strained. The Gargoyles' revolt and inductioninto the Camarilla has all but doomed the remainingslave Gargoyles, as their masters now monitor them ruthlessly for any sign of betrayal. The Tremerealso aren't above planting hypnotic suggestions in theirSlaves' minds, so that if they ever do rebel, they stillserve a function for the Clan.
Nickname: Traditionally Slaves, though free Gargoyleshave been known to crack heads over it. Othercommon nicknames are Rockheads, Runaways, Freemen,and Grotesques.
Sect: Gargoyles usually join the Camarilla. It's notimpossible for a Slave to join the Sabbat, but thebloodline as a whole frowns on this.
Appearance: Not all Gargoyles look like the stonegrotesques found spitting rainwater over old buildings,but all are nightmarish. Some have tufts of hair protrudingrandomly over their bodies, or odd, gallopingwalks. Most Gargoyles have gray, rock-like skin. AllGargoyles have wings. These grow as the character'sFlight (see p. 447) increases.
Haven: Slave Gargoyles sleep wherever theirmasters allow them — closets, basements, crypts,cells. Free Gargoyles prefer sleeping in havenshigh above the ground. Bell towers and disusedhigh-rises are favorites. Gargoyles are oftenmuscle for other Kindred, sometimes in exchangefor a bare-bones haven.
Background: Gargoyles creation rarelyshows a discernible pattern. The Changetortures the new Gargoyle's body, as boneselongate and split to form the wings. The facewarps, leaving nothing to recognize the mortalor vampire by. They rarely remember their unlifeor mortal existence.
Character Creation: Created to be slaves,Gargoyles specialize in Physical Attributes, Talents,and a few select Skills (Melee, for instance).All Gargoyles start with a free dot of the FlightDiscipline. Appearance is always zero. Gargoylescreated by the Tremere are at the same Generationas the Kindred that act as their 'base.'
Clan Disciplines:Flight, Fortitude, Potence, Visceratika
Weakness: The Slaves are hideous. That grotesquerytakes different forms, but always results in an Appearanceof zero. They are also highly susceptible to mindcontrol from any source. A Gargoyle's Willpower score(current or permanent) is considered two points lowerwhen used to resist such powers.
Organization: Gargoyles have a strong sense of community.They often keep communal havens. SometimesGargoyles petition the Prince for the release ofslave Gargoyles, but more often they just tear slaveowners to pieces. With no community, Gargoyles arelikely to Embrace and build their own.
Quote:Master. Why did you burn her? She only wanted to fly free for one night...yes, master. I obey.
6th Generation
- -- Rock Lord
7th Generation
- -- Teufel -- Elder Gargoyle of the Dallas Sabbat.
- -- Ublo-Satha -- Guardian of the Chicago chantry
8th Generation
9th Generation
Bloodlines Persuade Gargoyle
10th Generation
Castlevania Bloodlines Gargoyle
- -- Grimlock - Gargoyle Chantry Guardian of London (missing)
Vampire Bloodlines Gargoyle
11th Generation
12th Generation
- -- Camilla -- Progeny of Erinyi, Antitribu and Scholar of the Arcane. {The Coven of Librarians}
- -- Gérald -- Progeny of Erinyi, Antitribu and Sabbat Philosopher. {The Coven of Librarians}
- -- Verbruch -- Guardian of the Tremere of Quebec City