sciteacher
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I have a couple of male agricolae I hatched out from my pair in early 2009. These geckos are New Caledonian just like the rhacs, and can be kept almost identically as the crested geckos. See my caresheet for more information. If you're looking for something that's as easy to keep as rhacodactylus geckos, but are a little more rare and unusual, these unique geckos fit the bill. They are one of my favorite species. $150 each + shipping.
Looking for an easy entry into the world of Australian geckos? I also have a couple unsexed Nephrurus milli available. Nephrurus (Underwoodisaurus) milli are probably the best "starter gecko" for those wishing to work with Australian terrestrial geckos. They are a pretty calm gecko and tolerate some handling quite well. And who can resist those big, dark Nephrurus eyes? These 2 unsexed babies hatched in late November and are well started and feeding on small roach nymphs and small crickets. $135 each + shipping, or $250 + shipping for both. PM or e-mail with any questions.
Looking for an easy entry into the world of Australian geckos? I also have a couple unsexed Nephrurus milli available. Nephrurus (Underwoodisaurus) milli are probably the best "starter gecko" for those wishing to work with Australian terrestrial geckos. They are a pretty calm gecko and tolerate some handling quite well. And who can resist those big, dark Nephrurus eyes? These 2 unsexed babies hatched in late November and are well started and feeding on small roach nymphs and small crickets. $135 each + shipping, or $250 + shipping for both. PM or e-mail with any questions.
