My Leopard Gecko

[SoCalMom]

Her name is Fleck

This is her 20 gal long. A little crowded, and nothing fancy; but she loves it

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Time for a close up. I'm saying cheese, mommy!

Alright, enough pics...I'm outta here!

 

[FBTgirl]

He is so cute!!! I really want one but I have no tanks left

 

[kewskills]

Hes very handsome

 

[fishboy619]

lovely gecko. it may be me, but does that tank look...empty? not trying to be rude, but usally at reptile shops that have a substrate on the floor and some branch/ leave things for them. or is that wrong? either way the gecko looks very health and she seems to like it.

 

[SoCalMom]

lovely gecko. it may be me, but does that tank look...empty? not trying to be rude, but usally at reptile shops that have a substrate on the floor and some branch/ leave things for them. or is that wrong? either way the gecko looks very health and she seems to like it.

I didn't take that as rude

She is on reptile carpet which is one of the safest substrates to use for leos. Most reptile shops don't know what they are doing and have them on sand/wood chips which is wrong. She is not a climber, and I think fake plants look bad in reptile tanks. Leos aren't like other gecko types that hang out in plants/trees so they don't need plants. It's a personal preference on the owners part

 

[fishboy619]

lovely gecko. it may be me, but does that tank look...empty? not trying to be rude, but usally at reptile shops that have a substrate on the floor and some branch/ leave things for them. or is that wrong? either way the gecko looks very health and she seems to like it.

I didn't take that as rude

She is on reptile carpet which is one of the safest substrates to use for leos. Most reptile shops don't know what they are doing and have them on sand/wood chips which is wrong. She is not a climber, and I think fake plants look bad in reptile tanks. Leos aren't like other gecko types that hang out in plants/trees so they don't need plants. It's a personal preference on the owners part

ahhhh, thanks for explaining. i learnt something new.