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Helmeted gecko?

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Any one work/worked with these guys?? they look cool but i have some questions. Also anyone know any breeders and their price range, I saw one once for 75 at my last reptile show
 
I've been working with helmeted geckos for about a year now. Neat little geckos that I've really enjoyed. Unfortunately my group of 3 unrelated hatchlings all turned out to be females and I'm still looking for a nice young male to put with the group so that I can start breeding them. If you have any questions, I'd be glad to share how I keep mine.

Gary
 
well hmmm i cant remember all the questions but o well, First
- what size enclosure is good for 1
-can i get them to feed on mealworms
-do they climb glass
-and whats the average price range on just one
 
Sciteacher, I have 3 helmeted males, I'm looking for a female maybe we could do a trade 1 female for 1 male.

LMK, Joe
 
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