I have leopard geckos. And I'm new to this community, just checking things out. So, hi and whatnot (you can blame/thank Xelda for forcing me to come here).
I bought them a little over a month ago, and they're approx. 6 months old right now; these are my first herps. There are two of them - a female named Tanisha, a male named Tyrone. Their pictures are below, as well as more info, following.
Tanisha
Tanisha is a Tang. She's an extremely active gecko, constantly climbing things. She doesn't object to being handled. In fact, she'll readily climb on your hand, but she's not a gecko you could look away from once she's out of the tank, lest you lose sight of her. She's my favorite gecko, of the two.
Tyrone
Tyrone is an aberrant-patterned. He's a lot more laid-back, and rarely moves fast unless he has to. He is not normally a big fan of being handled, and is a bit skittish. However, he - unlike Tanisha, normally - will sleep outside the hides; on top, even, chillin;. He was my first choice for a gecko.
Though Tanisha can be pushy, Tyrone is the dominant.
Tanisha eats more food than Tyrone, but she defers to him should he want the dish or any of the hides. I feed them every other day....15-17 mealworms a piece (dusting in calcium/D3 every other feeding), and they've grown quite a lot since I first got them (they were kind-of skinny when I got them). Lately I've been tossing in a few waxworms. The mealworms are gutloaded (carrots for moisture). Some of the worms have pupated, some are already beetles, and I have a container for those, as well; should things go ok, I may end up with a mealworm colony.
They're set-up in a 15 gallon tank with a paper towel floor, 3 rock hides, 2 humid hides, a water and a food dish, a cap from a 35mm film canister for calcium (which they help themselves too), and a recently added toilet paper roll (actually, half of a paper towel roll). I use an under-tank heater to keep one side nice and toasty. Above it is a rock-hide, with a rock-hide right next to it (sitting where the temperature begins it's gradient). The humid hides are kept behind the first rock (Tanisha just lies in it, Tyrone pushes all the peat moss to the side, making a shelf to rest on). On the far side of the tank is another rock-hide, for when they need something really cool (and Tanisha uses it a lot). Their food and water dishes are kept in the space between the rock-hides, against the rocks....though they have moved the water dish, somehow, out about 1/2-an-inch from the rock a couple times now. They use the tube, sometimes, but more often than not end up falling off of it.
So far no health problems, which is a good thing (Xelda got some from the same breeder and they both had coccidia). They've both been through a couple sheds and they've not had any problems with skin staying on their little fingers. They eat a lot, but have put on weight nicely. They come out when I come home from work and look up at me (I keep them at leg-height and I'm a tall person) for food. They get along with each other and take turns. Tanisha walks over Tyrone sometimes, and once she saw movement and pounced on his tail thinking it was prey apparantly (no damage, she didn't bite him hard), but he's not really paid her much attention regarding that.
Eventually, though, he'll get her back - sooner or later (not sure which) they'll end up mating. I'm still not sure what I'll do once they do that and I know there will be baby geckos. I may already end up breeding mealworms since I've got a number of aliens (in their own container)...and a couple waxworms have started the cocooning process, it seems. I'm consdering cutting the geckos back to 10 worms a piece, every other day...they're no longer all that skinny and their appetites have slackened a bit as a result. If/When I cut them back I'll likely toss the worms in my fridge (since i don't really keep much food in there) to slow them down a bit.
I owe a thanks to Xelda, though, since she is the one who got me interested in this, and she's been quite helpful. Other than that, I don't really know what else to say. If you want to ask something, or comment, please do. Be gentle, though - I'm new. 
he wants a frilled dragon (and i want one too!) so we're both gonna get one after our housing extension 
