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Old 11-28-2008, 10:16 AM
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Default How do I raise P. Carnatus?

They look like an interesting gecko species, and I would like to know what I need to keep them, how big they get, tank requirements, arboreal/terrestrial, etc. I'm just curious, and am still a beginner, but I still am curious.
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first step is coming up with the cash to get them, after that it's pretty easy. They get between 3-4 inches I believe and care would be basically the same as any other pachy. I've got a basic care sheet on my site and I know there's other around too.
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Jusng from that caresheet, they look fairly easy... How much do they normally cost (estimate for a pair)?
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Contact Gene he has some available right know. GCS Reptiles
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I think pairs are right around $600.
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Old 12-02-2008, 08:27 PM
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I saw that number and... I went blank... It always amazes me when something that small costs that much. Being a 14 year old teen, I have no income whatsoever. Looks like a great species to deal with. Good luck to all you P. Carinatus fans, I'm one of you guys now...
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Old 12-02-2008, 09:12 PM
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you might want to first try fasciatus or scuttatus, they are both around $75-100ea for juvies. Tigrinus are cool too and they're about $45ea
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bibroni and turneri are both now Chondros.
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