Free paif of House Gecko's

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Killa Kali

• Jun 9, 2008

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I have a free pair of Asian Flat Tailed House Gecko's(I think), I got from Petsmart about a year ago. They have laid multiple clutches of eggs.

Just pay shipping.
$9 Priority mail or Express if you want.
+ $2 for 72 Hour Heatpack.
Maby an Xtra $2 for a tupperware to hold them in, If I cant find anything around the house.

Pic shows the female I think, Male is on other side of that wood.

 

NeonFlux

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William

• Jun 9, 2008

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How much does these guys worth? Maybe i'll get them to eat roaches lol

 

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Killa Kali

• Jun 9, 2008

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I think I paid like $10 each?

 

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• Jun 9, 2008

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they are free..... does it really matter how much they are worth?

 

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• Jun 9, 2008

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Oh, man I wish I had space for a new gecko. I used to have an african fat tailed gecko.

 

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Maine

• Jun 9, 2008

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What do you have them in?

 

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Killa Kali

• Jun 10, 2008

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10 gallon tank

 

Fishy_Fun

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• Jun 10, 2008

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i would definately be interested.What do you have them in?What is there care?could you take a pic of there setup?Please get back to me.
P.S. i think i remember you wanting some water lettuce if you are still interested in that let me know.

 

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• Jun 10, 2008

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I just red some care about them and i'll take them.

 

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Killa Kali

• Jun 10, 2008

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LOL
A flat-tailed house gecko skydiving in a wind tunnel, showing
how geckos are able to glide and maneuver in midair using
their large tails. (Robert Full/UC Berkeley photo; copyright PNAS/NAS 2008)
http://www.universityofcalifornia.edu/news/article/17494

Oh and shipping will most likely be $5-$9 if your far.
Anybody in California want these guys?!