
12-30-2011, 08:53 PM
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Do a little research on them first and don't jump right into them. They are the largest gecko species, but there are different locales that get different sizes. A Nuu Ana is going to be much smaller than a Yate for example. Also, it's a common misconception that the biggest geckos need the biggest vivariums...not 100% true with leachies. They actually like to be "hugged" in their enclosure, and tend to do better with less space than you'd imagine.
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Kyle J. Salzmann
Rhacodactylus: R. auriculatus, R. chahoua, R. ciliatus, R. sarasinorum, R. leachianus henkeli (cross)
Uroplatus: U. phantasticus, U. sikorae (samieti and sikorae)
Homopholis wahlbergi, Eurydactylodes vieillardi, Phelsuma laticauda Lepidodactylus lugubris
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