ahhh my ears!!!

[leolover2]

I am going to have my gecko in my room but i have my drums in my room would it hurt them if i play?

 

[geckocraze]

Ear damage, probalbly not, but i am not sure. But i am going to asume that it would heavily earitate you gecko, but again, i might be wrong. though speaking myself, i would never have a set of droms in the same room as a gecko, but thats just me.

 

[BalloonzForU]

It will stress him/her out with all that noise.

 

[LeosForLess]

The vibration from the bass drum would prolly get the gecko more than anything else. I mean if u dont play metal or play the ride as hard as u can it may be fine, and play like once every other day for 15 minutes but more than that i wouldnt

 

[leolover2]

The vibration from the bass drum would prolly get the gecko more than anything else. I mean if u dont play metal or play the ride as hard as u can it may be fine, and play like once every other day for 15 minutes but more than that i wouldnt

i play alot, loud... and METAL

 

[leolover2]

i will try to figure something else out like move my drums or put the tank down stairs

 

[BalloonzForU]

i will try to figure something else out like move my drums or put the tank down stairs

Good idea!:main_yes:

 

[ReptileMan27]

Yea, the viberations from the drums would scare and stress the leo.

 

[PaulSage]

Our band practices in my basement near where all of the reptiles are, but there's quite a bit of sound insulation down there. I had sat and watched the geckos while the drummer was playing, and they didn't even seem to notice. Then again, a bedroom is a lot smaller than a basement, and we just play folk rock.

 

[SwimMom]

My gecko use to get stressed out when my son played his drums in the next room. After a few times I think she realized it wasn't going to hurt her and now she sleeps through it.

 

[Scott&Nikki]

Mine seems to be a bit bothered if the tv was too loud. We moved it away and it seems fine now. I wouldn't recommend it.