DIY Reptile Keeper. I like to create Do it yourself videos on terrarium builds, custom terrarium backgrounds, 3d printing and modelling. I also provide Care Guides and Tips and tricks.
Crested Geckos Leachianus Geckos Chahoua Geckos
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Great vid, Jeffrey. The wave on breeding officially it´s coming to Brazil(besides, you´re brazilian?) and vids like this, help us to look forward to a better morale pattern. ATB.
Trying to coax my gecko to take a bite of food, but he is so laid back and chill that all he did was wiggle for a bit before relaxing and accepting his fate. Poor sweet boy lol
I just bought a magnetic ledge today. Looks more natural than the plastic one. Plus if a magnet can hold more than what an adult crested gecko will ever weigh, then I'm going with that.
So if I’m looking at buying a Mt. Koghis and the parents are 400+ grams, does that mean it’s likely not true locality since it’s larger than you mention?
Get em while there young lol kids dont judge my nephews and neices love my snakes and always want to hold them same with my blue tongues except the day they come over is feeding day so it doesnt happen that often unless i feed them the day prior
Great video. Just came across this. For me, UK based, I'm size based. I like big bulky scaley crack missles! In the UK everyone has the smaller locale that they say X with GTx... the painful thing is that they are not so common in the UK for larger and people often lie about locale and genetics for sales. People who know...know, people who don't get had. My goal is always to be the trusting one who sells what I preach and provide over expectations rather than over sell.
Is there a way that a Canadian can physically come down to the US to the breeder and bring the animal across the border themselves? Is there any guidance on that?
are there any theories for why this happens? could it be a natural process to increase diversity? after a certain number of successful breedings together the couple just get the urge to split and find new mates? just spitballing here
they just dont like each other if one of them doesnt like the other they will fight but if they do like eachother they are together forever. males usually have bites on there head because when they breed the female kinda chews on the males head but they stay together forever
