Heyas!

Evlon

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I'm finally following my dream to own some reptiles, geckos specifically (I've loved them forever~). This forum has already been an immense help, so I decided to stop lurking and just join in haha.

Currently I own 3 tiny House Geckos (H. turcicus) and they seem to be doing well. 2 boys and 1 girl, boys are in separate tanks for obvious reasons. I realize they are a display type, but I'm totally fine with that since I just like to spy on them as they snap up their crickets (soon dubias). The most handling they have is from me cleaning their tank, since I don't like stressing them and definitely do not want to break tails.

Also I realize these are not super eye catching guys to most, but I grew up in FL with these + anoles (and iguanas randomly) running around, and I just always loved them and their tiny lizard antics. So when I had a friend offer me some I of course had to say yes and become 100% all over the idea of owning geckos. I would like to own more eventually, but my little guys are enough for now and learn more about proper care of these guys.

The one photo of my little girl in hand was taken while tank cleaning just to show something of a size scale. I tend to herd her onto my hand or the temp container while replacing paper towels instead of actually picking her up. So tiny I don't want to hurt her ahah

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(this is all my girl)

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(small male)

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(larger male)

(ps I am a bad gecko mom and they don't actually have names yet)
 

Evlon

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Thank you!

I really like how they are patterned personally, and will probably own a little group of Meds always. One thing is for sure though, I should become an expert with macro photography for geckos in no time haha
 

Evlon

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Just wanted to say thanks to all the creeping on here and some other sites my little guys are snapping up dubias (really tiny ones LOL) way more eagerly than the crickets, and they are much easier to deal with in literally every sense (even though I only have crickets for a small while they were a pain).

This forum as helped me launch into gecko ownership faster and way more confidently than I could have been relying on I don't know actually, since there's mainly stuff for leos and crested and just kinda a scattering of random infos on anything else. Also I love that there's entire forums for things other than Leos, like the entire Hemidactylus one which is really informative for me with my guys :>
 
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