Welcome to kingsnake.com's message board system. Here you may share and discuss information with others about your favorite reptile and amphibian related topics such as care and feeding, caging requirements, permits and licenses, and more. Launched in 1997, the kingsnake.com message board system is one of the oldest and largest systems on the internet.
This has been pointed out in the past but I was looking for a blantant excuse to post pics so here's a reminder. Leopard geckos are addictive and I am living proof. Appproximately a year ago, I bought my first. Then in Sept, my 2nd. And today, I purchased 2 more (pic below). Be aware of what you're getting yourself into 
I got my very first leo a few months ago...and now when i'm visiting a pet shop i find myself looking at leo's wondering if he might get along with the one i have...i'm contaminated !!!!
-----
Mizar 21
1.0 Collared lizard (Ganymede)
1.0 Leopard Gecko (Gethsemani)
1.0 Nerodia Fasciata (Serpentard)
1.2 Cats
It's addictive!!! 2 years ago, I got my first leo, and today I'm looking forward for my nineth family member...
I believe the word is infected. 
Watch out! Next thing is more leos, after that comes breeding your own! Just had my first two babies hatch. Now I'll never quit!
Leslie
I'm Proudly infected too... Started 2 years ago... now I'm looking at 5 more leo's coming in next week... to make a grand total of 11...
-----
Lucien
1.1 Columbian Redtail Boa (BCI)(Sutekh and Isis)
2.1.2 Leopard geckos (2 Blizzards (Caine and Goliath), 1 Tangerine Albino (Tequila Sunrise ...Tiki for short) and 2 dbl. het blizzard x tang albino (Malice and Mystique))
0.1 Savannah Monitor (Kiros)
13 rats
1 Gerbil
2 Dogs (Loki and Storm)
2 cats (Sahara and Hercules)
Indeed. I acquired my first leo about 2 and 1/2 yrs ago. My next door neighbor's 8 yr old son had tired of it, and the poor little girl was starving in her little tank. I knew absolutely nothing about lizards, let alone reptiles, but my heart broke, knowing that she was a starving, mistreated captive. I convinced them to give her to me (they were going to turn her loose in the back yard!!!), and i got online and found this website, as well as purchased a few books, which provided the info i needed to nurse her back to health. Alas, her nutritional deficiencies as a baby took their toll, and she died a little over a year later. You've never seen a grown woman cry so hard over a little lizard!!!! I still miss my little shecky. I went on to acquire 4 more over the next year, and have my first eggs this season. I love my leo's; in the personality dep't they are tops, and each is so individual in their temperament and appearance. I think of them as my little children.I ocasionally take them to my kids' school to share and educate them about small reptiles, and what a big responsibility we have for these remarkable little lizards.Whenever I can, I talk to people about not taking the attitude that reptiles are "throwaway" pets, when people tire of the novelty of owning one of these fascinating creatures.Anyone that thinks they can't interact with humans has never had one.
Thanks for letting me say my piece. Peace to all of you, from Lee, Yoshi, Yoko, Goliath and India
they could use us for something like that tmobile comercial where the people go into shock from the cell phone bill...hah...."whats the problem doctor?" "leo overdose!"
-----
-Bryan
Reflex Geckos Check it out!
You try them once and your addicted...
-----
-Bryan
Reflex Geckos Check it out!
Help, tips & resources quick links
Manage your user and advertising accounts
Advertising and services purchase quick links
