new leachie from WA show (pics)

[portal_reptiles]

[justanotherfroginthepond]

I totally forgot about it being the Puyallup show this weekend!!  She's a cutie...he?  Whatever, I love the green!  Is that all you brought back?!?

I can't wait until I can afford one of those guys!  Is it a Grand Terre or Henkel's and what type? 

[Lauren and Hunter]

I've been thinking that I want a leachie lately. Are they generally pretty even tempered? Or is there anything in particular that I should know? I've read about them, it just seems like you have a bit of experience with them.

[portal_reptiles]

  Is it a Grand Terre or Henkel's and what type? 

i just wrote about this on a different site...lol, type?, you mean local right, its a isle of pines local

I've been thinking that I want a leachie lately. Are they generally pretty even tempered? Or is there anything in particular that I should know? I've read about them, it just seems like you have a bit of experience with them.

their very nice geckos, have never had a problem, now so would say that breeding pairs are bad at nite tho' and are ok when the sun comes up...think its a nite thing...i friend cant touch them at nite without getting bit.

[justanotherfroginthepond]

  Is it a Grand Terre or Henkel's and what type? 

i just wrote about this on a different site...lol, type?, you mean local right, its a isle of pines local

I actually meant what I said....you said "new leachie" but didn't specify Grand Terre (which from what I can discern from the rhac book has three types, A-C), or a Henkel's (which is of course from the Isle of Pines), which the book breaks down into "ecotypes" from different islands. 

I may just be cutting it down too much....are all captive bred leachies considered just Grand Terre or Henkel's?  Or all they all just considered leachianus regardless of what their 'sub-type/classification" is? 

Oy, vay...I think I need to do some more reading tonight....

[portal_reptiles]

i know.....i have been trying to work with Aaron Bauer with some dna stuff, that one of the things he found is that all leachies are leachies just different locals, not subs