Today we are going to talk about what you need to know before you buy this dinosaur of a gecko, The Leachianus! #leachianus #reptiles #gecko #leachie #lizard #pets
I really like your videos. They are really informative and I like that they’re not too long. I’m more likely to watch a 10 minute video as I don’t always have time to watch a 30 minute video.
Thanks for the info! I've got my first leachie arriving soon. It's just something I've always wanted to have - just one. No breeding. I'm a chahoua, crested and garg person mostly. In terms of the enclosure defensiveness/aggression I have heard theories that this may have to do with the cork rounds themselves. If, for example, they are given cork flats this seems to decrease/eliminate this behavior. I'm going to test it with mine as it matures. I know they prefer a round, but it would be interesting to see if rounds vs. flats makes a difference in this behavior. Nice video.
In my opinion it does make a difference. It’s just hard to deny them something they prefer for our own benefit. I do have a pair of adults with lots of cork but no “rounds” and neither of them have ever attempted to strike at me. Maybe a little huffy, but it’s also easier to pick the flat up and bring them outside 😊
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I really like your videos. They are really informative and I like that they’re not too long. I’m more likely to watch a 10 minute video as I don’t always have time to watch a 30 minute video.
Than you 🙏
Thanks for the info! I've got my first leachie arriving soon. It's just something I've always wanted to have - just one. No breeding. I'm a chahoua, crested and garg person mostly. In terms of the enclosure defensiveness/aggression I have heard theories that this may have to do with the cork rounds themselves. If, for example, they are given cork flats this seems to decrease/eliminate this behavior. I'm going to test it with mine as it matures. I know they prefer a round, but it would be interesting to see if rounds vs. flats makes a difference in this behavior. Nice video.
In my opinion it does make a difference. It’s just hard to deny them something they prefer for our own benefit. I do have a pair of adults with lots of cork but no “rounds” and neither of them have ever attempted to strike at me. Maybe a little huffy, but it’s also easier to pick the flat up and bring them outside 😊
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Haha working on it 🤝
Dude I really want to watch your videos however I can’t hear you well enough even with my iPad volume at its max so I have to click off
Apologies! These first couple videos didn’t have great audio! Working on it though!!
Are you watching on a train?