yeah um i really hope that was just a bad joke. besides their tails take a long time to grow back and they keep getting progressivly smaller everytime, not to mention it puts the health of the gecko in bad shape and could die b4 it grows a new tail anyhow. if geckos dont receive the right nutrition when their tails are gone they can die. this is because that is where they store their nutrition similarly to the purpose of a camels hump. it is very cruel and i just dont see it working out anyhow or being cheap at all. dont forget you have to feed it to keep it alive. im sure you dont realize how complex it is. you must have anti-social personality disorder or something, lucky for you, you might grow out of it if your under 20ish.

this is a picture of a gecko who has lost his tail once and it is about 1/4 shorter then it was. if it were to come of again it would probably be half the size it is now. the other gecko has a tail that is original where as that is how the first geckos should be.

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