Should i buy hatchlings, juveniles, or breeders?

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Ай бұрын

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@frankdughtank8327 Ай бұрын

Whoop

@sharonmatthews3365 Ай бұрын

Flawless

@frankdughtank8327 Ай бұрын

Excellent Video Will! Can’t wait for the Live Friday!

@FlawlessCrestedGeckos Ай бұрын

Thank you

@williamdarmond3827 Ай бұрын

Will, couldn't agree more! When I started, i didn't have an idea of which way I wanted to go, so with no specific direction/project. I took the hatchling/juvie route. I bought 10 that were 10-15 grams and 8 that were 3-7 grams. Grew them out and planned from there. Since then, my purchases have been very direct and project driven though. What I will say is that if you plan on the hatchling route, understand that there are going to be some that you end up with that you will not have a desire to keep. I purchased (3) C2 Citrus hatchlings with the hopes of 1 being a female and they all 3 were males! Cannot wait until Friday. See you then.

@sr6061 Ай бұрын

At first i was buying what i liked. Then, I started buying to build my projects. I have bought babies and more grown. Now, I am looking to buy specific animals as investments to further my projects. Lol, so all the above. I have breeders and growing out babies I have bought. Thank you

@ChrisPrimitive Ай бұрын

for me the sweet spot to buy is 15-20 1 years of growth is already there and u get a better deal then buying an adult this way you grow them out for a years to 18 month i find the hatchling part to be the longest imo

@josephhalfacre1584 Ай бұрын

So far I've had somewhat "bad luck" with picking up juveniles and having them not show out the way we expected based on lineage. As an example we have 2 females that were supposed to show out pink and now at 25g and 35g neither are in any way pink. Still nice reds but not pink which we paid a premium for. Now probably worth half what we paid for them as small juveniles. I think if buying with specific goals in mind adult / sub-adult is the way to go. At least for smaller breeders that can't afford to wait 2 years and have the gecko not fit the project.