What's up guys?

[MHGeckos]

Hey everyone!

My name's Matt, when I was young my dad and I kept a variety of fish but I kind of stopped and have been occupying myself with New Caledonian gecko species for the last 4-ish years.

I plan to get back into fish with a focus on Polypterus and Mastacembelus at some point. So I'll be lurking for info about them and also the DIY section, which has already taught me a TON.

Thanks for looking,
Matt

 

[Red Devil]

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welcome to mfk Matt... we have plenty of gecko's here too... we have it all so check it out.. and a great poly forum too... any questions just ask..always here to help

 

[Vicious_Fish]

Welcome! What species of New Caledonians are you working with? I keep and breed Cresteds.

 

[kevinfleming21]

Welcome buddy, cannot beat the poly's...soon to be stocking a load of them myself!

 

[MHGeckos]

Thanks everyone!

Welcome! What species of New Caledonians are you working with? I keep and breed Cresteds.

Good to see another Geckophile so soon lol. I've got a few cresteds myself. Also working with R. auriculatus and E. agricolae. Getting some African/Madagascan species soon too. My true love seems to be R. chahoua, I don't even want to think of how much I've spent on those.

Here is most of my chahoua group:

 

[Vicious_Fish]

Love um! I don't think I've ever seen any of those for sale at the reptile shows I frequent. I just started getting into keeping Rhacodactylus in the last 2 years. I would really like to get some pure Leachies next.

My crested trio.

 

[MHGeckos]

Love um! I don't think I've ever seen any of those for sale at the reptile shows I frequent. I just started getting into keeping Rhacodactylus in the last 2 years. I would really like to get some pure Leachies next.

My crested trio.

Thanks, chahoua are the best. They are a bit bigger then cresteds (stock originating from Isle of Pines usually get 50-70 grams and about 10 inches long). They are also the most handleable and personable of any Rhacodactylus.

I'm going to get some leachianus at some point as well but I originally went for the chahoua because they are more color variable

What locale leachies are you looking into? Oh and I can't see the photo of your cresteds for some reason.

 

[Vicious_Fish]

Thanks, chahoua are the best. They are a bit bigger then cresteds (stock originating from Isle of Pines usually get 50-70 grams and about 10 inches long). They are also the most handleable and personable of any Rhacodactylus.

I'm going to get some leachianus at some point as well but I originally went for the chahoua because they are more color variable

What locale leachies are you looking into? Oh and I can't see the photo of your cresteds for some reason.

I really like the Grande Terre subspecies of the leachies. If you do produce some offspring from your chahoua I would be very interested in purchasing some.


My cresteds

http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=948&pictureid=29700