Geckos

leopard geckos need a lot of equipment such heaters. you might have to spend a lot of money.

guinea pigs are cute and totally AWESOME.

GUINEA PIGS ARE BETTER.

lol thx! i was plannin on gettin one too but now uve deff made up my mind lol but now i have a new dilemna. here it is, chihuahua or gp? i don't wanna walk a chihuahua ill look like a girl....but I've always wanted a dog...wut do i do???

LEOS ARE BETTER. with a kit at petsmart i gt him for 100.

The only times I know that they are aggressive are: 1. when you put a different type of gecko in the same tank. (I have heard of some that are ok) 2. if you put two male leopard geckos together. (females are normally ok) 3. they are very aggressive to crickets! :)

No they are not. Usually geckos aren't a dog's fav. meal, they might sniff it, but I'm pretty sure they won't eat it. The gecko's defense mecanism is their tail. If the dog gets a little curious and moves it around, "threatens it" its tail will fall off. This should "scare" it probably. But a lick won't do anything.

first of all give it a varity of food items, pinkie, wax worm*, mealworm, goliath worm, crickets, ect. give it a day (no more) than find a local exotic animal vet they'll no whats a matter. make sure its not about to shed they'll refuse food for about 4 days before shedding to tell if it is about to shed look at the color and if it is getting really dark it is. and pattern of when it last shed if not sure TAKE TO VET!!

Because the skin contains some of the vitamins and minerals the gecko used from its diet to create the skin in the first place. Forming the new skin (underneath the old) uses valuable resources - eating the old skin helps replenish these minerals and gives the gecko some nourishment to sustain it until it finds a meal.

Producers are organisms that produce food. On land, only plants are producers. Chameleons, on the other hand, are secondary consumers which eat insects, which are primary consumers that eat plants.

as I am a leopard gecko breeder, (a lizard breeder really but I specialise in Leopard Geckos), Leopard Geckos, In my case (That's 17 geckos!) prefer beige, greens, cream and light browns. They love sandy colors but ensure that the rest of the enclosure is safe first. Leopard geckos always seem to adore a rocky cove to sleep in, they love their food to be scattered about or in a large natural looking dish. Overall, I would say, bright colours can actually scare some more shy and timid ones, however, the personality decides wheather they will like colors or not. A natural desert or rainforest backdrop/sheet is a great idea, and I strongly recommend these, a large one or several ones, means you can give your gecko some varietyof backgrounds, colours and features.

Hope this helps! :)

well you get it a small not to big cage and you can fill it with rocks or sand I prefer sand because they are dry animals and rock can get really cold and you can feed them either of two things cricket or meal worms I prefer meal worms by the way the meal worms can only be store bought

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Like all gecko species, They have the ability to close the cartilage of the base of their tails and they can "drop" their tail. The tail acts as a decoy, while the gecko can retreat to safety.

Leopard geckos do not have the ability to speak in English by any means but they can vocalize. Geckos will vocalize for many different reasons. Males will call out to females in order to prove dominance, and prove whom is the bigger male for rights to breed. A lot of leopard geckos will hiss when feeling threatened or in danger. Tokay geckos are notorious for croaking and grunting. Geckos are the only species of reptile that have this ability to vocalize.

Banded geckos in the wild eat ants, spiders, crickets, fruit flies, waxmoths, mealworms, beetles, earthworms, butterworms, superworms, caterpillars, butterflies and possibly baby mice and silkworms. In captivity, they eat mainly little crickets, mealworms, waxworms, silkworms, superworms, butterworms and pinky mice. Wild caught prey can be fed as long as they aren't infected with pesticides.

These geckos are insectivores, relying on a variety of live feeders such as insects, mealworms and superworms.

My lepard gecko loves crickets, meal worms, wax worms and butter worms. Just dust them in calcium, to ensure their diet has calcium. All this stuff you can get at a good pet store, or reptile store.

The color of a gecko depends on its species. Many geckoes are often brownish-grey but they can vary in colors, shades and patterns, according to their habitat and surroundings. Desert-dwelling geckoes have many shades of grey, tan and brown, while tropical geckoes can have shades of purple, red, yellow, orange, blue and green.

For some reason I though I have already answered this ... hmm. any way Leopard geckos can eat 2-5 crickets a day but some choose to eat once every few days but it depends on the size of the food it shouldn't be bigger than the width of the geckos mouth.

No, this species of gecko are on a diet consisting of a variety of insects, arachnid, arthropods and smaller reptiles. They eat "meat" as they need the high amounts of calcium and fats. These animals will not eat plants, fruits, vegetables etc..

If you got her from a pet store with other geckos and all you need is one male. she can lay the eggs when she wants if the male did it

They have teeny tiny hairs on the ends of each toe that, at a certain angle, chemically bond to the surface (wall or ceiling). As the gecko rotates its foot, the angle changes and the bond is broken.

It depands on the leopard gecko usally 1 or 2 weeks

Yes, both are the same species but may be different morphs. Leopard geckos have been in the reptile hobby going through selective breeding for a very long time. With selective breeding, some genetics are dominant and others are recessive. Dominant traits are traits that only one parent needs to exhibit and recessive are traits that both mother and father must carry in order for the babies to show these genetic. Some of these genes may not always be physically present but are in their bloodline. Thus, a lot of breeders would like the seller to define their specific bloodlines in order to try and predict what the babies may turn out like. Albino comes in three different recessive strains: Bell, Tremper, Rainwater. Each of these names derive from the last name of the person who discovered the trait.

Same thing ... Gecko. I know it, i am french :)

No. The vivarium conditions would be incompatible.

Uromastyx or Spiny-tailed lizards need high basking temperatures (surface temperatures of 140°F); a 40 gallon tank (at the very least) to separate the warm and cold areas; ultraviolet light so intense it could kill a Leo; and dark, leafy greens other than lettuce every day.

Leos only need about 90°F at the most (with one area cool), live insects to eat, and about a 20 gallon tank.

Keep trying to hold it. It will soon get used to you, and will grow more comfortable in being held. Hold it with your hands inside it's tank/cage, so if it jumps down it can't run away. Don't grab it, but gently give it a nudge onto your hand.