Let me introduce jim

[Jacobsherps]

Jim in my opinion is one of the apex leopard geckos. she is 6 years old and healthyer than most leos i see at shows and pet stores. I am honored to have and i just found this forum so im pretty happy to have her i also have a crested gecko pumpkin who is opisite of jim he will go off feed for a week he only eats one pangea flavor, with insects, and pees everywhere when i pick him up. He has a skinny look but hes compleatly healthy so dont worry im still in contact with his breeder





Not geckos but i have 3 beardies sobek



Tango




And red




Along with golden boy and marble my american toads

 

[acpart]

Nice looking reptile collection. The crestie looks fine to me too. Welcome to GF.

Aliza

 

[Jacobsherps]

Thanks, the first beardie sobek is 13 months and 15 inch. red the second dragon we think is any where from 7 to 10 months and he is 12 inches, we adopted him from a friend who couldent handle him because it was agreesive. Tango is 5 monhs and is stunted because he wont use his basking light so he is 4 or 5 inches. The toads are 2 yr and 3 yr

 

[Jacobsherps]

Wow red and sobek have grown so much in only 2 months

 

[Josh]

What a collection! I voted for goldenboy

 

[geckofan1961]

such beautiful creatures! i picked jim - and not just because of the name haha!

 

[Jacobsherps]

Jim was actually not my first gecko saddly that one passed away from shed getting caught on her eye. The first one was jimmy and jimmy was named after the cricket my neighbor gave me(i was in kindergarten) and thought he said jimmy the cricket instead of Jimney cricket from pinochio. Jim probally has the most intresting name backstory of all. The rest are named after their color things they or often do example being red is red and tango used to glass surf and he looked like he was dancing. I dunno people name there pets the weirdest things

 

[acpart]

I used to look at paint store chips that were the same color group as my gecko in order to find a good name: kiwi, saffron, citrine . . .

Aliza