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Rhacodactylus Lechious

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  • 04-22-2007, 06:48 PM
    8b8ll
    Rhacodactylus Lechious
    Where can I find some!! I found two but there are $1,200.00 and I really don't feel like paying that much! Saw on crestedgecko.com that he sells offspring for 350$ I am waiting to hear back from him if he has any. :confused:



    Thanks!!

    Mike
  • 04-22-2007, 07:34 PM
    mlededee
    Re: Rhacodactylus Lechious
    your best bet is to look on kingsnake. they aren't that widely available but there are usually a few listed there.
  • 04-22-2007, 07:54 PM
    slither9192
    Re: Rhacodactylus Lechious
    Here is a forum if that has a classifieds section. They usually have a couple leachies there. it is under Diplodactylinae(double fingered geckos). Then just scroll down to rhacodactylus. There is usually more leachies here then kingsnake but i would check both.

    http://www.forums.repashy.com/
  • 04-22-2007, 09:27 PM
    8b8ll
    Re: Rhacodactylus Lechious
    Thanks, Yeah I've been searching and searching...when are babies usually born?
  • 04-22-2007, 10:26 PM
    mlededee
    Re: Rhacodactylus Lechious
    leachies can be bred any time of year so it just depends on the breeder and what schedule they decide to go by. i'm not sure i've really noticed more available at any particular time of year but i would guess that there may be a few more than normal in the summer, although i'm only talking a few because they aren't as prolific or as readily available as their crested cousins.
  • 04-22-2007, 10:50 PM
    8b8ll
    Re: Rhacodactylus Lechious
    I might just settle for a crested or gargolye.
  • 04-23-2007, 12:58 AM
    mlededee
    Re: Rhacodactylus Lechious
    either of those would be a good way to familiarize yourself with the rhac geckos without spending as much money and are generally easier to keep.
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