In terms of quality info, what is the best title that covers geckos? I don't mean a dinky little paperback. I mean a serious book written in the last ten years with information on a variety of species.
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The best gecko book?
Triturus
Nov 30, 2003 09:50 PM
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antonm
Dec 01, 2003 11:33 PM
I really like the "Geckos: All species in one book, professional breeder series" by Henkel and Schmidt. Great book with TONS of info on more species that I have ever seen. Not much details on each species, but interesting info on general care and basic care info for each of the species (habitat type, place of origin and size). Great for the experienced user, but it assumes knowledge of how to keep reptiles as you obviously wouldnt go by just bare basics and so forth. Translated from german. Well worth the money.
