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Re: Wanting to get a Rhac. Leachianus PLEASE HELP!

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Posted by Clipso on January 13, 2003 at 14:40:45:

In Reply to: Re: Wanting to get a Rhac. Leachianus PLEASE HELP! posted by mikecoscia on January 13, 2003 at 13:49:20:

:If you are new to rhacs (and it sounds like you are), I would get a crested. Leachies are a little more advanced, and you do not want to spend $300 or more on a gecko if you are not familiar with the genus yet. Not to mention they require a lot of room. Cresteds are great introductory animals. They are very hardy and handable, information for their care is also readily available.
:-Mike
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I understand that they are a little more advanced and my parents understand that too. They have agreeded that if I pay for it then we can build a cage and all. I wanted to research them and all first and i do understand that they are very costly, but I don't mind. I am still looking for a caresheet though and I do appriciate the info but I still would like a leachianus. All the help I can get would be helpful.

Thanks,
Clipso

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