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starfire8472
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Was curious as to what kind of teeth leo's have. I've never gotten a good look in my leo's mouth, but there's nothing overly prominent.
Golden Gate Geckos said:Leopard Geckos have a lot of tiny, sharp teeth.
JConley said:Look at one of my Leos getting mad that im holding him if you look very close you can see the tiny teeth! Look at the last pic close to hs top lip right in the front.
He has made me bleed many times, his sheds on a couple toes get stuck so i have to remove them for him and he gets MAD!
http://www.geckoforums.net/showthread.php?t=18515&highlight=prehistoric
LZRDGRL said:Awesome pic, Lotta and Henrik! I wonder how you were able to take the first shot![]()
LZRDGRL said:So, how many teeth do they have - is there a rule, like with humans?
From when on do they grow? (I think it doesn't hurt when younger geckos bite... so when are they fully developed?)
Awesome pic, Lotta and Henrik! I wonder how you were able to take the first shot![]()
Chrissy
GekkoGalaksen said:I think I have posted these before...but here they are again.
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Golden Gate Geckos said:I have been bitten a few times where it drew blood, and one required stitches. Every time it was my own fault. The worst bite was when I received an adult male that was shipped in a deli cup without any paper towel, and he was covered in poo. I ran some warm water and took him out of the cup to rinse him off before putting him in his enclosure, and he bit me so hard and for so long... just kept bearing down over and over again (like a Tokay). All I could do was stand there with him hanging off my thumb over the sink until he let go. I could see the knuckle bone of my thumb when he was done, and it too 5 stitches!!!
Another time, I was holding one of my big boys up to my face and he grabbed my upper lip and chomped down. It bled like a son-of-a-gun, and left a perfect 'U' shaped wound on my lip that took a week to go away.
Golden Gate Geckos said:I have been bitten a few times where it drew blood, and one required stitches. Every time it was my own fault. The worst bite was when I received an adult male that was shipped in a deli cup without any paper towel, and he was covered in poo. I ran some warm water and took him out of the cup to rinse him off before putting him in his enclosure, and he bit me so hard and for so long... just kept bearing down over and over again (like a Tokay). All I could do was stand there with him hanging off my thumb over the sink until he let go. I could see the knuckle bone of my thumb when he was done, and it too 5 stitches!!!
Another time, I was holding one of my big boys up to my face and he grabbed my upper lip and chomped down. It bled like a son-of-a-gun, and left a perfect 'U' shaped wound on my lip that took a week to go away.
malt_geckos said:I think it's cool to get bit...then you have a story to tell and you look like a bad-a...lol. "OOOO look at my scar...I got bit by a killer leopard gecko.."
I love it when the hatchlings stand up on their tippy-toes and linge and bite. It's like, "Boy, am I ever scared now!"I think it's cool to get bit...then you have a story to tell and you look like a bad-a...lol.