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Old 08-10-2011, 08:21 PM
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Hello all,

Is anyone keeping and breeding Teratoscincus microlepis in the US? I used to keep them a long long time ago, but I really haven't seen any available at all in the US over the past year or two that weren't wild caught. They are one of my favorite geckos and I hope someone is having success with them here.

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i do breed them, but i live in europe.
they are so cute
good luck finding them.
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id love to here an answer to that to ive been looking for a while
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Send Geitje a pm. He has such a huge collection of geckos, and I think I may have seen them on his surplus list
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pretty sure they were kersyers
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