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  1. 01-05-2012, 10:07 AM #1
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    Thumbs up Leachianus pictures

    I really love these chunky geckos. I was messing around with my cresties on these boxes and decided to snap some of my little giants as well, they were much more cooperative than my hatchling crested geckos.





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    Very cute! I love leachies. I am always amazed at how TINY they start out.


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    I know, it's fun looking at them thinking they will one day stretch along my forearm! The larger darker one with more pattern has put on 5-6 grams since I got it in late November. That's a lot of growth for such a tiny creature.
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    Thumbs up Some more shots of my little ones






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    dang real beauties man. Ive been really debating on picking myself out a pair.

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    Re: Leachianus pictures

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    dang real beauties man. Ive been really debating on picking myself out a pair.

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    If you have the money for them I would highly suggest to get a pair. They are as easy to take care of as crested geckos, but require larger enclosures eventually. They are incredibly calm creatures (at least mine are), I'm excited to see them grow!
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