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Whats the biggest leachie?

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While at the Hudsoon valley reptile expo. After drooling over the leachies for a moment I was talking to a guy from Leapin' Leachies about their breeding and stuff. I was wondering what the biggest one is cuz thats which i want when i finally get one, and he said something about breeding the biggest with the longest local leachies making the biggest leachies there are.

Could someone fill me in on what hes was talking about, so i actually know what it is i want?
 
Might not be 100% on this but i believe TYPE-A is the largest of the leachies,But like i said i'm not tottaly possitive .There are other forums that have more Rhacodactylus based discussions if you search a bit .Good luck
 
As far as weight goes, a Yate' would be the heaviest locale, but Poindimie' probably the longest. "Type Cs" are supposed to get huge, but since there was only one pair of them and the were older than dirt, that probably accounted for a lot of their size since leachies grow their entire lives.

If you want a big leachie, I'd recommend Yate', and Steve is a good place to get one. Poindimie' are pretty rare. Also, there are some nice GT crosses being produced and they should end up rather large at adulthood.
 
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