I think you just invented a name. If you're going to use them they should be ones in common usage across time, not just trendy at the moment (always assuming that it is).

Why do they have to be names "in common usage across time"?

@H it's just that I don't believe Leander is a 'real' name; if it is used as a name then it must be very recent and very unusual.

@ Ace it's not a recent name, unless you think 2000 years is recent, and it's pretty well known, just not often used these days in England. I was at school with someone, in the '80s with a Leander,so it kind of leapt it out at me. Personally l thought Caco and Geri were more obscure and their group link was more contrived -still solved it though.

Leander's s definitely a real name, Ace, and quite an ancient one, though not very fashionable these days. It was actually the first thing I thought of for that line. Google it.