I know this is kinda random, but if anyone here can tell how a leopard gecko poses a threat to any community, and is a highly inappropriate pet, then I will call you the greatest expert on reptiles in the world. Sure they can draw a little bit of blood, but does that mean that they pose a threat...
I just want opinions on this. I got mango crested gecko diet, and it smells horrible, but friend feeds his gecko with banana strawberry. I know that the new crested gecko diet 3.0 just came out, but I know nothing about. I just need more opinions about what flavor I should get next than my...
I don't know his gender, because he is a juvenile, but whether or not he is lonely, I am getting him a friend. By the way, you would think that I don't want all the eggs on my hands, but I prepared myself for gecko with an incubator months ago. I have full plans for selling the babies. I am...
His space is big, but not to big, and my leopard geckos seem to entertain eachother, do I am thinking about another crestie to keep him company. He always seems bored, even at night, but my leos never do.
I have a crested gecko. I don't know his exact age, but he is five and a half inches long. He has been seeming a bit lonely, and I am thinking that he might need a friend, but I am not sure if it is a good idea to go ahead and get another gecko.
By the way, my pig info was from a New York Times article. It was an old one, but I thought that the evidence was good enough. The late nineties aren't that outdated. Only a huge amount. But I just looked over it again, and I discovered that it is true that pigs were domesticated 10,000 years...
Fine. Maybe they can draw blood, but I don't stress my geckos. I am repeatedly talking about one out of the two times he has ever bitten me. He was just a bit hungry because I was out of crickets, and the pet store didn't get their shipment until the next day. He is in fact very calm and easily...
They cannot. Mine are sub adults, and perfectly harmless. Also, even before I got them, I saw a bunch of people on the Internet who said that there were no teeth. I have never see one draw blood, and mine attacked pretty hard, with amazing aim. Whole mouth on my finger, and no injuries whatsoever.
Leopard geckos don't have teeth, right? I have two, and one of them was just trying to eat my finger literally a few minutes ago, and it felt like nothing. I have a crested gecko, and I know that they have small teeth, but leos: I just don't think so.
I don't know if you saw this, but they actually say that all reptiles are dangerous! How is a Seven or eight inch gecko with no teeth dangerous? And, they say that pigs are not domestic! Pigs were the first animals ever domesticated! Maybe the ASPCA does some good work with cats and dogs, but...