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geckos have reserve tails 
, if they lose one, they can just grow one back.. can only happen once thogh. pretty cool.
, if they lose one, they can just grow one back.. can only happen once thogh. pretty cool.yer_averagejoe said:geckos have reserve tails
The regrown tails never look as nice as the originals though. One of my adult leos had a regrown tale.
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I have a Gecko, have done owned one for about 8 months. Have you tried feeding it moth maggots yet? They love 'em.
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Geckos are nice little pets, I've got three of them. They like tormenting my cat Fizz, he'd love to get past the glass to them and they know it so they go right up to the glass and he gets really angry with them
In other news, I have a Bearded Dragon called "Doctor John Zoidberg" (don't call him Mister). I have been convinced it was a male for almost two years until it started laying eggs last week. Now he is a she called "Doctor Joan Zoidberg".
In other news, I have a Bearded Dragon called "Doctor John Zoidberg" (don't call him Mister). I have been convinced it was a male for almost two years until it started laying eggs last week. Now he is a she called "Doctor Joan Zoidberg".
MNuTz said:
My corn is a carolina (Classic) and yes the python could grow up to 6ft but then again so could a corn snake. The python is just a lot chunkier. Average length is probably 4-5 ft.
Even this juvenile python is already on medium mice, my corn is still on fuzzies (Had made it to small mice but didn't eat for along time so lost weight)
Corns are very easy to look after, they're very docile but you can certainly tell when they're angry
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I love gecko's 
I'd love one but I think my doggie and cats would make its life a misery 
Used to have an iguana many years ago, big he was, way cool, and a chilli rose tarantula. He used to eat live crickets and locusts (which always seemed to be mating!?!) which my ex bought from the pet shop.
I'd love one but I think my doggie and cats would make its life a misery Used to have an iguana many years ago, big he was, way cool, and a chilli rose tarantula. He used to eat live crickets and locusts (which always seemed to be mating!?!) which my ex bought from the pet shop.
Yeah. About 4 crickets per day. Can also feed them on wax worms (like magot bit with ickle legs), locusts and really really small pinkie mince to adults. not all will want to take them). oh and meal worms.
They require a a substraight like sand, bark. Something to climb on but not too high. They are good climbers but they arn't the type who can climb flat surfaces and you'll find on your ceiling. And also a place to hide.
Require shallow water (crickets can drink from it to), a heat source but unlike most they don't require a UV lamp.
Mine has a heat lamp which is on for 12 hours a day via a timer. And then there is a heat mat under the substraight which is on 24/7. The hide needs to be the opposite side of the varium than the heat sources.
Ummmm anything else anyone wants to no?
Simple as Simon.
They require a a substraight like sand, bark. Something to climb on but not too high. They are good climbers but they arn't the type who can climb flat surfaces and you'll find on your ceiling. And also a place to hide.
Require shallow water (crickets can drink from it to), a heat source but unlike most they don't require a UV lamp.
Mine has a heat lamp which is on for 12 hours a day via a timer. And then there is a heat mat under the substraight which is on 24/7. The hide needs to be the opposite side of the varium than the heat sources.
Ummmm anything else anyone wants to no?
Simple as Simon.