My first Leopard Gecko! Got him from a place called "Legs, Fins, and More", the people in there are amazing and a huge kick in the face to ********s & *****s. His name is "Khalil" which means "friend" in Arabic, and is also my second lizard as a pet.
Anywayz; after requesting for a male, because of my own lack of experience regarding reptile ovulation, the person who manages the reptiles got two geckos out for me to compare. I chose the smaller, darker, more energetic leopard gecko. This was also the same gecko who left his last meal on the reptile manager's shoulder as vengeance. :main_laugh: Amazingly though, the gecko let me pet him without reacting, even in spite of the havoc of the comparing.
Good friend Khalil, sleeping off the car-ride in his den. It's sand, yes, but it'll only be temoprary. I've got plans for a styrofoam project to take over the terrarium. He's a tiny gecko, can't be any more than 6 inches at the most.
His calcium + D3 & vitamin supplement.
His habitat. I know it's a sand habitat, but it'll change eventually, and I'm treading carefully in regards to feeding him.
Anywayz; after requesting for a male, because of my own lack of experience regarding reptile ovulation, the person who manages the reptiles got two geckos out for me to compare. I chose the smaller, darker, more energetic leopard gecko. This was also the same gecko who left his last meal on the reptile manager's shoulder as vengeance. :main_laugh: Amazingly though, the gecko let me pet him without reacting, even in spite of the havoc of the comparing.
Good friend Khalil, sleeping off the car-ride in his den. It's sand, yes, but it'll only be temoprary. I've got plans for a styrofoam project to take over the terrarium.
He's a tiny gecko, can't be any more than 6 inches at the most.
His calcium + D3 & vitamin supplement.
His habitat. I know it's a sand habitat, but it'll change eventually, and I'm treading carefully in regards to feeding him.
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