SafariWinter
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It's a harness
A new thing For winter advice if it is good
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It's a harness
In my opinion, leopard geckos are too small for being walked with harnesses. I have them for my bearded dragons and it's hard to get them on and to keep them on. Bearded dragons like to bask, look around and explore; leopard geckos tend to prefer to go and hide under things, especially during the day, since they're nocturnal. I think a better alternative for leopard geckos is to get a big box or other enclosure, put things that they may climb on or move around in the box and let them "explore" during the evenings. I knew someone who used to put her leopard geckos out to "play" in a wading pool (with no water, of course) that had interesting things in it.
Aliza
Aliza
SafariWinter
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It's it for walking her it's or when I have her out with me on my bed of the floor I don't have to go and look for her every second
I can see that, since the long "leash" will give you a good idea of where your gecko is. The most important thing is to be really sure that the harness doesn't get twisted around and hurt a leg or strangle the gecko. I say that because they're so much smaller and more fragile than some of the larger reptiles.
Aliza
Aliza
SafariWinter
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Okay thanks she has been really good with it so far and she is the only one of my four that can use it because she is so big
Elizabeth Freer
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Welcome to Geckos Unlimited! I see one leo. If she is turning whitish like a ghost, she's preparing to shed.
Please begin a new thread right here: http://www.geckosunlimited.com/community/leopard-geckos-husbandry-housing-and-heating/
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SafariWinter
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Thanks for posting here but this is not the right place for that post but welcom any way