I hope you guys enjoyed once again! This was a highly requested video so I thought I should do a surprise upload for everybody! #EnzosGeckos #ReptileRoom #LeopardGecko
Great video as usual I would love to see that video on breeding your meal worms. And also I want to thank you for responding so fast to some of my questions appreciate it
So many nice geckos! I kept two trios of hatchlings together last year. One group did really well and got along great. The other group the little female bullied the other two and I had to split them up. So it just depends on the geckos. Definitely a great idea for the mealworms. I'm going to have to borrow that idea
Great video By the way! Beautiful babies and adults! Try to keep uploading every two days, I was very excited cause you uploaded a video and then two days later another one!! I love the videos Hahaha Congrats man!
Enzo’s Geckos I’d like to see videos of collecting some eggs, or talk about the babies, and show us their parents so we can see them, another feeding video, or the first time one of your baby leopard gecko eats, etc!!
I'm new to this channel and I'm in love already 😍 Just subscribed and so excited to watch more!!! I have some Leopard Gecko's myself. So I fit right in here👍😁❤️
When you keep hatchlings together from my experience, they won’t fight, into that they will sometimes drop their tales because the other hatchling bites it, or he just gets nervous and since they are very gentle, they will sometimes drop their tales. I have 2 babies that dropped their tales because of that, but it doesn’t happen always.
Enzo’s Geckos That’s cool actually, with me it has only happened when I had four together because of lack of space, two ended up dropping their tales, but other than that time, it isn’t very common. It’s just a risk to have in mind that can happen.
I've kept hatchlings together during my breedings but once they hit 6 months old I separated them you can still keep them together if you wanted to as long as their not males or you could keep 2 males together maybe but I've never tried
Do you remember what first morphs you breed when you started? I want to experience breeding but I don't know what morphs to start with. Since I'm a beginner, I'm looking for easy, cheaper morphs.
Is there a certain way you figure out what gender they are besides dots and bumps because I can’t tell sometimes when they are very small, or are you just saying what they are temperature set too?
Can you mention what racks you have the different ones one? I'm looking to purchase a rack system and it would be helpful to know which ones these are.
Hey, I’m wondering about the heating and how much the electricity costs? Please answer quickly, my female is about a week gravid and I’m about to buy a setup like this.
hi so my gecko egg that has no indentations now has becoming dented I believe there is to much moisture because I misted the jungle mix they are on. is there anything I can do
Bro my mom put my skink outside and the sun burnt him Im so done with life watching a new RU-vid reptile owner is nice It motivates me to do more of what I love Ima get more geckos and another skink good to see ur videos man
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This is a Cserpents Hotbox incubator. It's really big so I don't recommend it unless you use it for hundreds of leopard gecko eggs or ball python eggs. You can get a much cheaper and smaller one but I believe this one runs for around $600.
@@enzosgeckos is there any issues with combining albinos together? My male is a super hypo tangerine albino rainwater het eclipse. I was looking at a female that is a albino tremper/eclipse
Depends on how well you manage your business. Health and well-being of your animals come first, but it is certainly possible to breed profitably, although not the focus of 99% of the people in the hobby.
hi I really love your geckos they are so beautiful some of them are some I've never seen before.but anyways I'm trying to do the something your doin witch is breed leopard geckos and make a difference I'm only 15 years old trying to start my own gecko business and I need a lil advice but also I'm in need in subs so people can start watching me on yt but later ill make an instagram account to attract more people but first ill need subs to help me out so I can grow as a business and on youtube.
Good for you my friend! I was 14 when I started, it just takes time. This is a hobby that will pay off in the long run. Make sure it's just that though, a hobby, not a business. Sure there are transactions with money, but if you focus on that aspect of it, it will ruin the fun. First, fimilairize yourself with all of the morphs, how genetics work, and flawless care for leopard geckos. The first year for me I just took care of multiple leopard geckos and did expensive research before starting to breed the next year. Best of luck
