My Leopard geckos set up
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Cool critters.
I like reading your threads. You seem to be keeping all the things that I tell myself I'd like to try some time but that deep down I know I probably never will, like all the fancy bettas and the geckos. I had a couple of anoles as a kid, and have told myself I should try another lizard some day. But if I'm honest I know I never will. They're too far down my bucket list of critters to keep.
WYite
I like reading your threads. You seem to be keeping all the things that I tell myself I'd like to try some time but that deep down I know I probably never will, like all the fancy bettas and the geckos. I had a couple of anoles as a kid, and have told myself I should try another lizard some day. But if I'm honest I know I never will. They're too far down my bucket list of critters to keep.
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Leopard geckos are probably some of the easiest lizards to keep. Who can resist their cute faces
No, stop posting on her threads at least. She KNOWS whats shes doing so leave her alone. After what you did, she, me and anyone else CANNOT trust you.
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Sand can cause impaction in leos, which can kill them. I took them off sand and put them on coco husk. I feed them with tongs now so they don’t eat dirt or sand.
