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Thomas Shanta
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 Posted: Tue Jan 03, 2006 8:19 pm Post subject: how noisy |
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Any one else keep leachies in their bedrooms.I was woken up last night by what can only be discribed as the most disturbing sounds i've ever heard.Sounded like the japanese girl in the grudge,i heard that they can sometimes growl but nothing prepared me for that,and i thought Tokays were noisy.  |
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sikorae
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Location: N East England
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Yeah they are noisy aren't they, ours are in the bedroom too.
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Jackie
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Yep they are noisy - however I have found my Gargoyles to be noisier. My leachie is approaching maturity (the teenage years in human terms...lol) and growls and hisses if she's in one of her moods...lol. It is scary when you aren't expecting it. Mine is in my bedroom too.
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