pretty gecko!!!! I am setting up to start breeding again. I had 4 in the past put sadly I was young and irresponisble and the crickets ate thier poo and then they ate the crickets and thier pathogens got outta whack and they passed. That was almost 3 years ago so now I am setting up 3 tanks for 6 leopards. :] i have a 30gallon for 3-4 females and im buying another 30 gallon and buying a divider so i can have 2 males. then a tank for babies. ;]
i have a leopard gecko too, he's so cute! a neat thing about him is he has a rainbow tint, so his tail is purple and his head is green and stuff(in addition to the yellow and black leopard markings). which i must say is rather unique.
wow cool my gecko leona doesnt like me touching or holding her she squirms and snaps at me but i have to let her down after like 3 seconds cause im scared i might pull the tail off any tips on how to train it to be tame É
my gecky was pretty easy to tame. i think basicly you just have to get them used to it, show 'em you're in charge and won't hurt them. i don't think leopard geckos drop their tails easily, so as long as you don't yank it, it shouldn't be a problem. when my gecky squirms, i just hold him tight and eventually he gives up and i pet him.
oh i tried that today and he gave up then i pet him for like a minute then he started squirming and i had to let him down cause i was almost pulling his tail
well first i go for the higher part of the body near the head i to hold him and calm him down then i grab him by the part under his neck near her check/belly
but she squirms up and my hand ends up on the tail but i dont want to grip to hard it might give her a very hard time breathing i wish it was as easy as 1,2,3
weeell.... don't know if this helps, but make sure not to put her upside down, always have her feet on something(they squirm more to get a grip), get her used to being picked up and on you, maybe try putting her on your shoulder or something, make sure to at least attempt holdering her every day.
dont DO NOT i repeat DO NOT feed your turtles live crickets till they are 3.5-4 inches + inless they are pinhead crickets .25inches, i got them from the petstore
dude is that potting soil... wtf
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reptileboy450 2 years ago
change the substrate omg
stuffedwithacdc 2 years ago
pretty gecko!!!! I am setting up to start breeding again. I had 4 in the past put sadly I was young and irresponisble and the crickets ate thier poo and then they ate the crickets and thier pathogens got outta whack and they passed. That was almost 3 years ago so now I am setting up 3 tanks for 6 leopards. :] i have a 30gallon for 3-4 females and im buying another 30 gallon and buying a divider so i can have 2 males. then a tank for babies. ;]
Snowyiceel 3 years ago
WOW nice vid you got there.
=D
darkplakat 3 years ago
thanks
xkillerx 3 years ago
i have a leopard gecko too, he's so cute! a neat thing about him is he has a rainbow tint, so his tail is purple and his head is green and stuff(in addition to the yellow and black leopard markings). which i must say is rather unique.
QueenVivian666 3 years ago
wow cool my gecko leona doesnt like me touching or holding her she squirms and snaps at me but i have to let her down after like 3 seconds cause im scared i might pull the tail off any tips on how to train it to be tame É
xkillerx 3 years ago
my gecky was pretty easy to tame. i think basicly you just have to get them used to it, show 'em you're in charge and won't hurt them. i don't think leopard geckos drop their tails easily, so as long as you don't yank it, it shouldn't be a problem. when my gecky squirms, i just hold him tight and eventually he gives up and i pet him.
QueenVivian666 3 years ago
oh i tried that today and he gave up then i pet him for like a minute then he started squirming and i had to let him down cause i was almost pulling his tail
xkillerx 3 years ago
have you tried just holding him by his belly? i've never had to grab the tail.
QueenVivian666 3 years ago
well first i go for the higher part of the body near the head i to hold him and calm him down then i grab him by the part under his neck near her check/belly
xkillerx 3 years ago
i think a simple grip around the chest/belly would do fine.
QueenVivian666 3 years ago
but she squirms up and my hand ends up on the tail but i dont want to grip to hard it might give her a very hard time breathing i wish it was as easy as 1,2,3
xkillerx 3 years ago
hmmmm.... *goes and gets gecko*
QueenVivian666 3 years ago
weeell.... don't know if this helps, but make sure not to put her upside down, always have her feet on something(they squirm more to get a grip), get her used to being picked up and on you, maybe try putting her on your shoulder or something, make sure to at least attempt holdering her every day.
QueenVivian666 3 years ago
were do u get the live crickets id try them with my turtles to help them grow
harrydereus 3 years ago
dont DO NOT i repeat DO NOT feed your turtles live crickets till they are 3.5-4 inches + inless they are pinhead crickets .25inches, i got them from the petstore
xkillerx 3 years ago
Some advice for the dum cricket ... RUN BITCH RUN!
harrydereus 3 years ago
Hey kevin lol yeah poor crickets good video it looks good and healthy
harrydereus 3 years ago
thanks
xkillerx 3 years ago
lol cooooool!!! nice videos!
mudtruckman 3 years ago
thankyou
xkillerx 3 years ago
Poor crickets :(
bandit1429 3 years ago
LOL psh
xkillerx 3 years ago