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Gehyra Vorax

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Posted by leprachaun13 on January 08, 2003 at 14:29:52:

In Reply to: Giant Banana Gecko posted by jagstoy on January 08, 2003 at 13:41:30:

Hi, I assume that you are talking about Gehyra Vorax. If so, their care is very similar to Rhacs, so you could probably keep them the same way as your cresteds. The only major difference is that you'll nee a much larger enclosure for one. The people that I've talked to say they keep them just like Leachianus. They are about the same size (leachies are a little bigger)but the one major difference is their hadleability(just created that word). They're more of an observable gecko than Rhacs, because they have very tend skin , and it's easily torn. Other than that I don't have any personal experience, but there's a link to a post a while ago in the gecko forum. Good Luck


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