One of my gecko hatching

Oh my goodness! Love the picture. Looks the baby is emerging out of a serpent's head, with the way the pattern of the gravel happens to fall on the egg, and the big split for the mouth.
 
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Any more pics? I can't view ur flickr gallery as it says its private. Is it a Leopard Gecko? I have 2 of them, both boys of course seperated.
 
Does this mean you pay less for your auto insurance !
Cute ,what to geckos like to eat?
 
sequoias said:
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Any more pics? I can't view ur flickr gallery as it says its private. Is it a Leopard Gecko? I have 2 of them, both boys of course seperated.
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Sorry! I will fix that right away.

But here are some pictures of my leopard geckos.


Untitled by ispyjessie, on Flickr


Untitled by ispyjessie, on Flickr


Untitled by ispyjessie, on Flickr


Untitled by ispyjessie, on Flickr


Untitled by ispyjessie, on Flickr


Untitled by ispyjessie, on Flickr

I have more pictures on my facebook page: Firewater Reptiles | Facebook

(Don't forget to "like" my page :D )
 
whatdidyousay! said:
Does this mean you pay less for your auto insurance !
Cute ,what to geckos like to eat?
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:lol: Hmm maybe I need to call my insurance carrier and find out if I get a discount!

Crickets, mealworms, superworms, roaches (not your common house roaches but dubia, hissers, lobsters, etc.), and wax worms is what people usually feed them. I feed my geckos all of the insects I mentioned except roaches. (My girlfriend won't allow them in the house. :roll:)
 
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jgwhite said:
sequoias said:
Wirelessly posted (sent from a smartphone. )

Any more pics? I can't view ur flickr gallery as it says its private. Is it a Leopard Gecko? I have 2 of them, both boys of course seperated.
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Sorry! I will fix that right away.

But here are some pictures of my leopard geckos.



I have more pictures on my facebook page: Firewater Reptiles | Facebook

(Don't forget to "like" my page :D )
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Wow colorful geckos and cool morphs. :)
 
Love the first photo - it is like "Is the world safe for me?".

Does geckos change colors like chameleons?? (sp?)
 
Beautiful pictures! Such vibrant colors and interesting patterns! Those are very nice looking geckos. :)
 
jgwhite said:
:lol: Hmm maybe I need to call my insurance carrier and find out if I get a discount!

Crickets, mealworms, superworms, roaches (not your common house roaches but dubia, hissers, lobsters, etc.), and wax worms is what people usually feed them. I feed my geckos all of the insects I mentioned except roaches. (My girlfriend won't allow them in the house. :roll:)
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I do not blame your g/f for not wanting roaches in the house! If some got lose you have plenty of food for your gecko. I did not know they where in so many colors. How long do they live? I love turtles but I will not have for a pet as they
belong outside.
 
whatdidyousay! said:
I do not blame your g/f for not wanting roaches in the house! If some got lose you have plenty of food for your gecko. I did not know they where in so many colors. How long do they live? I love turtles but I will not have for a pet as they
belong outside.
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Yeah like rat, mice, rabbits come in many colors as they bred them for that. We call them morphs for different pattern and colors of leopard geckos.

They can live on average of 8 to 10 years. The oldest known is more than 20 years old.
 
Buffalo said:
Love the first photo - it is like "Is the world safe for me?".

Does geckos change colors like chameleons?? (sp?)
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Yes and No. Leopard geckos change color as they grow, once into adulthood, they stop changing colors. Chameleons change colors depending on their mood, temps, environment, etc. They can and will change colors their whole lives.
 
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