A few more fun rhacs

beth wallbank · 02-10-05, 01:30 PM

These guys are so much fun and just as addicting as the cresteds.

Leachie, hatched Aug. 04 and growing like a weed. The other three are showing the same potential

This one is a week older than the other one pictured, and is starting to show some spotting already.

I call these the clowns of the rhac species. They are so personable and love to be handled.

Love the little fat rolls and the triple chin happening.

This miserable sob did not appreciate being woken up...lol. Shes good at drawing blood.

One of my nice striped

Enjoy

beanersmysav · 02-10-05, 02:24 PM

Nice rhacs

I wish I could fit the leachi's into my expenses among a hundred other herps I have in mind lol when I hit shows though I get pretty random so ya never know what I might walk out with, never what I plan on usually.

clint545 · 02-10-05, 02:39 PM

I love the leachies! They're on my long term wish list

Hopefully I can get one or two in a year or so!! Gargoyles are on my list too!
You can post pics of them anytime Betty, as I'll never get sick of looking at them!

DragnDrop · 02-10-05, 02:50 PM

What's more fun - owning the leachies or watching me squirm?
Which locale are the leachies? I seem to be seeing a fair bit of pink on them. My Lady Oscar is going to be an old spinster soon if I can't locate a mature male P.I. soon.

CDN-Cresties · 02-10-05, 03:02 PM

Awesome rhac collection!. Leachies are on my long term list as well.

beth wallbank · 02-10-05, 04:17 PM

Hilde....they were sold to me as Island E. But to me are a bit lighter than the Island E's that I have seen. I guess it is a bit hard to tell at this age. Will have to wait a few more months to tell for sure.
Clint......not Betty..its Beth....and yes Betty has a great collection too!! LOL.

clint545 · 02-10-05, 07:27 PM

oops sorry Beth!

beth wallbank · 02-10-05, 09:13 PM

np Clint.....just bugging ya

StickyToes · 02-11-05, 12:03 PM

Great looking rhacs Beth!
I always get a kick out of who the chahoua try to use their dermal folds to "camoflage" themselves on my arm when I first take them out for a little handling session. Unfortunately for them I don't have too much moss or lichens growing on my arm, so I see them everytime!

DragnDrop · 02-11-05, 01:19 PM

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Originally posted by StickyToes
Unfortunately for them I don't have too much moss or lichens growing on my arm, so I see them everytime!

That's where we couch potatoes have all you rolling stones beat

I'd honestly love to go workout at the gym several times a week, but my geckos wouldn't feel safe sitting on moss-less arms.

D Healey · 02-16-05, 08:49 PM

Hey beth did you buy two pair of leachies or juvies and are you selling any? Give me a call Thanks Doug.