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Re: Lets introduce ourselves..........

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Posted by Kat on September 24, 2002 at 16:41:49:

In Reply to: Lets introduce ourselves.......... posted by STARMOM on September 24, 2002 at 09:33:51:

Well, I don't have any geckoes yet, but I fully intend to get some before the year is out. I'm a novice hobby reptile breeder in Colorado somewhere and in my twenties, and I have around 25 ratsnakes of various species and morphs (mostly corns), and one cal king. I also have two beardies, and a pretty good grasp of how genetics works. I'm just getting into geckoes. The only thing that held me back previously was that the only 'easy care' species I knew of was leos, and IMO they look pretty ugly. Cresteds, OTOH, just look so cuuuute. ;)

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