Hi,
I am not to sure what the availability of the Diplodactylus taenicauda
is in the UK, but several other species of Diplodactylus are being bred out
there. It is just a case ofwaiting for the animal to become available,
beware they are rarely cheap and could be considered an investment animal.
Strophurus and Diplodactylus are by far my favourite geckos I currently work
with 4 species (In the UK).
Many Thanks,
Lee Ardern
http://www.leeardern.co.uk
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Subject: [Gecko] D. taenicauda.
> Well,
>
> Let me start by saying kudos to those involved with this wonderful issue
of
> Gekko.
> I haven't read it cover to cover yet, but that front cover photo alone is
> worth the price of admission...
> Which brings me to Diplodactylus taenicauda. Oh my lord! That is one
> gosh-darn cool looking animal, to say the least. And the author certainly
> made it sound simple enough to take care of.
> But if it's from Australia, then it's pretty much out of the question,
right?
> I can only own one by moving to Australia or moving to Australia???
> I just want to be sure on this, before I start packing my bags...
>
> So sad,
>
> Neal G.
>
>
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