I am thinking about getting a leopard gecko. I think they are cool looking and would be an intresting animal to care for. What I'm wondering is are they a good beginner gecko? I heard they are pretty hardy, easy to care for, readily eat crickets, mealworms, ect., and don't mind being handled (within reason). Plus their price isn't bad.
Thanks
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Is the leopard a good beginner gecko? (more)
tim5580
Sep 07, 2004 06:34 PM
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SpikeNsquirt
Sep 07, 2004 06:36 PM
I would say yes. At this time last year we only had 2 leos and now we have 24, just wanted you to know they are addictive...lol
Slizarus
Sep 07, 2004 07:03 PM
I can relate to that, August last year I had a single female.. now I have 7, and 2 eggs
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pocketfulloffire
Sep 07, 2004 06:37 PM
My gecko was the first reptile ive ever had and it was a great beginner gecko easy to care for and mine loves to come out of its cage.
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