Leachies

[DonMeyer]

Who owns these?

And where can I get a pair?

[Marla]

I don't think anyone here has them currently, but check here for available ones:
http://market.kingsnake.com/index.php?cat=31

[The_Godfather]

A friend, Silas of uroplatus.net and the late geckoisland.com, has two last I knew. They were expensive as hell too. Like 250$ each I think, and they were merely babies. They're the largest gecko you can get, and an adult would probly need a massive cage. They're freaking huge, have you seen them?

I doubt you'll find any for cheap, you'd need to find a breeder. And ven then I hear they are highly selective about who they sell them to, they're pretty tough to find I've heard.

[DonMeyer]

Wow they are quite expensive but VERY impressive.

How do you think theyd do in a wooden cage with glass front?

I can make it however big it needs to be.

Do you think I should invest in these guys or some cresteds? I want to breed...but something that would be very beneficial.

I think Leachies would be better...but I dont know enough people to sell the babies to.

Also this would be in like a year haha

[The_Godfather]

Leachies would be a bigger cash cow considering their rarity.

[DonMeyer]

Yes but truthfully.....I'm not really looking for cash.

I want something that will be FUN and EDUCATIONAL to breed...and I can still sell off the babies. But I dont want to do something like Corns cause they are just too common.

[Marla]

If you're not looking to make a bundle, try the cresties. They're less expensive to start with and easy to take care of.

[DonMeyer]

Would it be easy to find good homes do you think?

[Lynsey]

Hello there,
I am currently selling a ready to breed 2 year old Male Isle E Leachianus gecko. Please email me for further information and pics. I'm looking to get around 450.00 obo. Thanks!

[The_Godfather]

Daaamn. Don't you just love it when deals fall right into your lap Don?