I’m currently exploring options for studying MBBS abroad, and I found that Bangladesh MBBS Fees are comparatively lower than many other countries. The cost structure seems quite student-friendly, and the colleges are NMC/MCI-approved.
Has anyone here applied for MBBS in Bangladesh recently? Can you share insights on tuition costs, living expenses, and any hidden charges? It would really help students like me planning for the 2025 intake.
If you’ve been into crested geckos for a long time, you’re probably familiar with commonly used terms like “lateral,” “crown,” and “wall”. These expressions often come up when describing traits. For example, people might say, “This gecko has high white wall on the laterals,” or “This gecko has a full pinstripe that extends to the crown.”
As a Korean gecko enthusiast who has lived in the U.S. for many years, I’ve come to understand and use terminology from both cultures. Through this experience, I’ve noticed that while many of the concepts are similar, the way they’re described can differ depending on whether you’re in the East or the West. Of course, there are also terms that overlap perfectly.
Today, I’d like to break down and compare these terms to show how they’re used differently in each culture—especially between the U.S. and Korea.
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There’s a Korean proverb that says:
“If you plant green beans, green beans will grow. If you plant red beans, red beans will grow.”
In other words, you reap what you sow.
In English, a similar saying might be: “You can’t get roses from onions.”
This idea applies perfectly to most cases in Crested Gecko breeding. Babies born from parents with high lateral white often show the same trait. A full-coverage Lilly tends to produce full-coverage babies. In many cases, genetics speak loud and clear.
Our Thoughts on Crested Gecko Pricing
We often get asked questions like:
"Why is there such a big price difference for the same crested gecko?"
"How could this possibly cost $3,000?"
"This one's so cheap... is there something wrong with it?"
