Some Trachy and Leachie Pics

DDReptiles

DDReptiles

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Hey,

Figured I would post some pics of my fairly new Rhacodactylus species.

First up my new female leachianus:
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Next up my new pair (hopefully) of F1 trachyrynchus trachycephalus:
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Enjoy,
Derek
 
Derek

Derek

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I never get tired of seeing pics of leachies on a person's hand, gives a good perspective of their size. Thanks for sharing!

Derek
 
DDReptiles

DDReptiles

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Figure I'm do for a little update, the trachys are doing very well, I am amazed how fast they grow. They are hitting 25 grams or so now!!

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Thanks Derek
 
Debbie

Debbie

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Very nice Derek!
Are they docile? Since you know the weight? We can't come near ours, they freak out....
 
DDReptiles

DDReptiles

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Debbie said:
Very nice Derek!
Are they docile? Since you know the weight? We can't come near ours, they freak out....
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They are not very skittish, similar behavior to maybe some of my sarasinorum. They certainly are not like a Bavayia or Phelsuma. I don't handle them all to often, just when I clean their tanks.

Thanks Derek
 
PassPort

PassPort

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25g is a lot of juvie gecko! What sort of weights can be expected from the adults? I'd say 100g+ just by looking at them in person.
 
DDReptiles

DDReptiles

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I don't know how much adults weigh off hand, I know the male Greater that Steve Cemelli had at San Diego had to be around 100 grams, as it was quite a bit bigger/heavier than my 75 gram sarasinorum male.
 
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