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Does anyone know where I could find one of these type geckos?
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*Cheryl*

3.4.0 Bearded Dragons(Callahan, Finnegan, Big Red, Kailey, Feona, Karina, Squirt)
1.1.3 Crested Geckos (Tigger, Mr. Cheetos, Mickey, Pistol, Charcoal)
0.0.1 Savannah Monitor (Guiness)
0.0.1 Blue Spot Timor (Timonium)
1.0.0 Ball Python (Melvin)

www.doubletroubledragons.com

if you read the little bit at the end of the article in the reptiles mag. (where I sure you found out of these little guys) it tells you where the author works and she breeds them I believe its like Animals Exotic or something (not sure) its in italics at the bottom of the page

Derek

Yes, I did see that, however she doesn't have a website, so I tried sending her an e-mail.....i was just curious as to if other people on here have them and/or breed them...

Thanks for the reply
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*Cheryl*

3.4.0 Bearded Dragons(Callahan, Finnegan, Big Red, Kailey, Feona, Karina, Squirt)
1.1.3 Crested Geckos (Tigger, Mr. Cheetos, Mickey, Pistol, Charcoal)
0.0.1 Savannah Monitor (Guiness)
0.0.1 Blue Spot Timor (Timonium)
1.0.0 Ball Python (Melvin)

www.doubletroubledragons.com

Connie (Constance) Dorval, the author, operates Arboreal Exotics...located in the Toronto, Canada area. She only does business in the US at the big shows like Tinley Park, Philly and Daytona. She usually brings a handful (3-5) of carteri with her to those shows.

They're still fairly uncommon, so other than Connie, I think your only chance of getting them would be to call Phil Tremper. The only other guys I know working with them aren't exactly the most accessible (for lack of a better term) people.

-Anthony

>>if you read the little bit at the end of the article in the reptiles mag. (where I sure you found out of these little guys) it tells you where the author works and she breeds them I believe its like Animals Exotic or something (not sure) its in italics at the bottom of the page
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>>Derek
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Anthony Caponetto
www.ACreptiles.com

I work with these fasinating species. These are a species all to themselves, and I predict them to only get more popular and more sought after as more spotlight is shown on them. I should have a section on my site about them soon.
Brad Teague
Geckos By Brad