Geckos

1-2 hours per day is the most. the least is around twice a month. if your leopard gecko is a baby, it is good to get him used to your handling so he won't be timid by your hand in the future.

Not all geckos have setea on their feet, but those who do are able to scale almost any surface known to man. They are able to do this using the Van Der Walls force. Similar to that of a suction cup.

No, it isn't. It isn't OK to commit an act of cruelty to any animal. Weed is illegal in almost every country/state and if it is legal in your area do not expose: children, pets, seniors to the second hand smoke.

Crested geckos live in a low-midhigh range (usually not found higher than 6Feet off the ground) loaded with lots of greenery and vines.

Their Climate is really humid and temperatures never exceed 85Degrees F

They can be found in lower shrubs, on the sides of tree's, on the dencely leaf packed ground, or near some sort of water source for moisture.

The diet of a leopard gecko usually consists of live prey such as crickets, wax worms and mealworms. They have also been known to eat baby mice.

if they are being hunted and caught by the tail their tail will fall off and they will be able to escape. dont try this because if its tail falls off you will have to feed you leopard gecko more often because it stores all of its food in its tail.

300-340 gram

leopard geckos will have a swelling where the tail starts on the stomach side and dots by the pelvic area shaped like a V if its a male. not sure about panther geckos though

yes he is

You'd get a far healthier specimen - by contacting a private breeder in your area !

Some species of reptile are considered to be a delicacy or aphrodisiac in other regions

I don't know what gecko you would like, but I got my baby leopard gecko for $25. older ones are normally much more. You might want to check on ether the petco or petsmart's webpages. petsmart and petco are almost the same thing. If you want to be 100% shure I think you should go to an actual store first.

Absolutely not ! They would NEVER eat chicken in their natural habitat. Their diet consists of crickets and other small insects !

In Madagascar

The native habitat of the leopard gecko is the rocky, dry grassland and desert regions of Afghanistan, Pakistan, north-west India, and parts of Iran.

The first pets were imported from Pakistan, but now the leopard geckos in the pet trade are almost exclusively captive bred.

Depends. If the jungle has good coloration this trait will most likely be carried on to the offspring. However, unless the tangerine is het for jungle phase the hatchlings will have normal pattern characteristics. However, the hatchlings will be het for jungle as jungle is a recessive trait. If you then breed the hatchlings to a jungle you will get around 50% jungles. If you breed the hatchlings to another het for jungle you will get approx 25% jungles.

Yes they can

no not really, they are about a couple centimeters

Loud noises and sounds can be harmful to your gecko. As a hobbyist, we are trying to mimic all of their natural habitat. In the wild, more than likely there is not too much traffic flow, or the sounds of vacuum cleaners and laughs etc.. Geckos are not able to adapt to stress as humans can, well as best as we try to anyways. The slightest bit of change in a geckos daily routine can stress them out and with too much stress, there's risk of death. Do not expose your gecko to extended periods of loud noises, keep them on a 10-12 hour light cycle and do not change times until seasons change. Regulate temperatures, keep humidity, again the slightest bit of change can stress them out.

Generally, chain stores are in the market for the money and they cannot guarantee the health of your animal all the time. A lot of pet stores will exchange store credit for live animals and people who do not care for their animals properly are usually using this option out. A personal hobbyist or breeder from your local area is probably the best bet. If your looking to spend a little, a lot of well known breeders are able to ship world wide, for a pretty penny.

between 24 hours and 40 is what I see as the normal amount, it all depends on what feeders you use and what your temps are. I feed my gecko almost exclusively mealworms and he poops at about 36 hours like you said which definitely worried me for a while, but just like us humans I think some leos have naturally faster or slower metabolism

Leopard geckos are typically insectivores by nature, although one of mine does enjoy a dish of applesauce from time to time. Dried cranberry would not be safe or appropriate due to it's extreme diuretic properties. Also, the items you are suggesting would likely pose an impaction hazard if they were eaten. The link below contains detailed and comprehensive information on many aspects.

I would classify it in the lizard. oh and this is probably wrong.

Yes ofcourse it wull grow back it is a way of surviving