I hate geckos because there so cool. Your so sus because you want attention? Did that rhyme I hope it did because I’m abouta blow! I show the meat. To make me feel complete. That rhymed!!!
@@ilovedogsilovethem there is a term for it Google anxiety due to wholes, patterns - AND NEVER EVER LOOK UO THE TEETH OF AN UNBORN BABY ALMOST UNALIVED ON TERM. IF YOU DO AND DEVELOPE PTSD, YOU KNOW YOU HAVE IT. TRYCHO - ? - PHOBIA ?
@@Echo_The_Gecko you do realize that this can happen and it can't even be your fault right? It's extremely rare case bit educational to let others know its possible.
@@Darksage192 yeah it happens, especially if you don’t do some research before deciding to care for another sentient life that you are unfamiliar with but everyone makes mistakes and it’s not that bad. I just hope he can go through some critical thinking steps to eliminate the variables so the little guy isn’t so stressed out. Personally I don’t do well with stress and have to hit the gym, I think I’d go literally crazy if I had no options and had to endure those cortisol levels
You do know that like they drop their tail for any reason right? Like you could pick it up and it drop it, or you could just look at it and the lizard will drop it's tail, it's totally fine it's rare that it happens garenteed that dropping the tail isn't because it's being picked up too much
@artsyscrub3226 an animal that drops it's tail when it's stressed/spooked/specifically to get away from a predator will drop it's tail when it is stressed/spooked/to get away from a predator. People tend to forget were scary giants that contol them and it's understandable for them to fear us and have a flight response. He stressed his gecko out, it happens, better to admit it than pretend it's "over nothing" :/
@@zq3yp You do realize with or without breeding an animal intentionally that it is natural for an animal to breed because that is nature right? He didnt force the gecko onto the other one. You are seriously clueless.
@@in_and_out24 Jesus that might be one of the most ignorant comments I’ve read today congratulations. You’ve made it apparent you have ZERO knowledge about breeding.
@@in_and_out24 Yes but he is still putting them under stress, the only disconnect it if they think they are in serious danger, no captive gekko should do that EVER
Ive had multiple geckos for 6 years. No one has ever lost a tail. It is supposed to be rare. that is the gecko's food reserves. Which means now the caretaker needs to be extra diligent to make sure the animal is eating enough. They have a rough recovery from this
@relaxingvibes3242 I'm not an expert, but I'm pretty sure the regeneration takes a long time and Consumes a massive amount of energy, it is the equivalent to growing a limb back after all.
@@goromigoreng2 hmmm my phone seems to be acting wei- *TAIL* what the *TAIL* what the fu- *TAIL* *TAIL* bro i just want to comme- *TAIL* thats i give u- *TAIL*
spent my childhood chasing lizards and geckos, never once have they gotten so scared that they've dropped their tails. the fact that you managed to scare your pet gecko this bad t w i c e is crazy
@@sereneriver196 sounds like such a cat thing to do. He could catch and eat them but it's so much easier to scare them just enough to gift him their tail
@@LizzardGreenRobloxOfficial They don't lmao. The nerves aren't connected to the brain via bluetooth. It moves in a similar way as to how dead fish and molluscs do when they are cooked or salted while fresh.
Please just stop thats not how autotomy works its not some "last ditch effort" or some bs its a natural thing that can be caused by many outside factors like bright lights or a loud noise like a plant or bottle falling. Autotomy(the process of detaching a lizards tail) is caused by a quick spasm down a central nerve causing a muscle group to quickly contract and rip off thats why the clean cut occurs unless the abuse is direct harm like aggressive grabbing or pulling prolonged stress dosent cause autotomy and by how comfortable the lizard is in the video to sit in his palm it means he dident do that. What likely happend is a loud noise or a quick light scared the little buddy and caused a quick jolt leading to autotomy please study the animal before commenting on ppl behaviour
@@phatbish yeah, sure, maybe thats the case. but this dude abuses his fucking geckos. maybe if YOU decided to look whatsoever, youd see that. this dude is a gecko breeder, and is known for having some of the WORST husbandry and care for his animals. he keeps all of them in very small tupperware containers, picks them up by their tails, and has several living in the same "enclosure". please study the people before commenting on the animals reaction. there is proof to bsck all of this up, videos, photos, everything.
I’ve had my geckos for over 5 years; and only ONCE has one of my 3 geckos has dropped a segment of its tail. It wasn’t even the full tail, what happened is that he put his tail underneath his cave, getting it stuck. There is something seriously wrong if a gecko drops it’s tail 1+ times in a short period
bro i was about to ask... Dropping the tail is awful for the gecko, it must take tons of energy to heal it back, does this species really drop it so easy?
preaching this!! my own gecko had to be hand-fed before and has bitten and screamed at me numerous times, never once has he dropped his tail with me. it takes a LOT to get a gecko to that point.
@@snuuuuuu Or it could literally be one of the other rare instances where the gecko has an infection that can't be noticed easily. It could also be that this gecko is just more skittish than most and a loud noise like something falling scared it. Tell me, why would someone have an entire collection of these guys if they don't know how to keep them? Why would someone have a $2,000 gecko if they didn't have experience caring for them. Why would someone stage this with a $2,000 gecko as opposed to using a much cheaper gecko?
@@snuuuuuu Do you even know how reptiles are kept for breeding? Chances are that those containers are there for the hatchlings before they are adopted.
@@Buckets_banana do you know how to make sense 😂 your comment has nothing to do with the video he isn’t a bad owner the animal did it to himself so maybe you should “ observe “
@@Buckets_banana that’s not what we where originally talking abt we where talking abt the owner and how he is “ bad ” no where in the video shows he’s a bad owner it shows a rare seen of his pets defense mechanism
What do you mean, snowflake? Obviously, gecko tails are easy to break to distract predators. And one wrong handle could easily make the gecko drop its tail though. That does not mean that someone is not taking care of them properly.
@@Idkeshj That’s what the allegations are though. I am kind of curious how you would categorize repeatedly causing an animal to experience extreme fear/distress.
@@ElpSmith tf you mean allegations? Dude here got exposed? I saying that this Specific short is not purely animal abuse I've taken care of lizards before and it's normal for them to sometimes feel fear and do that but if you just take care of them enough they'll get used to seeing you as a friend
Geckos drop their tails if they feel threatened or scared, he probably dropped something making a really loud noise scarring the gecko making it’s tail fall off
Generally, Geckos won’t do this unless there is a direct threat present. A loud sound COULD cause a gecko to drop its tail, but mishandling or holding a gecko by its tail are more likely causes
i hope he didn't feel stressed for this. i hope he's in a good environment. my parents have had fat tailed geckos like all my life and we still have one.
@@hat4621 that’s not how lizards work. They drop their tails usually when stressed. Stress isn’t good for any living animal’s health in case you didn’t already know.
@@hat4621 what the hell kind of comment is that? It's a living creature. How the hell do YOU know? Its CLEARLY stressed or it wouldn't have dropped its tail in the first place.
They drop it to escape dangerous situations Tierzoo made a video about it. They never get it back the don’t just roll out of bed and drop their tail for no reason
my leopard gecko has only dropped his tail once and it was fairly early on into me owning him. he was shedding and i wasnt in the house and i assumed he got caught on his hide. i cleaned him up, moved him to a temporary tub enclosure and replaced his hide. i had a surgery not long after and we ended up recovering together. since then hes grown very comfortable with me and i can only think of one time he was stressed in the past few years, and it was just a couple minutes because we were drilling shelves into my wall and he threw up. otherwise he is super active and happy and i love how much hes grown and he even falls asleep on me on rare occasions.
I had a gecko named Bert who dropped his tail before I got him and it never grew back so he just had a little nub. He was such a good boy and loved his heat rock and rubs!
@@themicahmicah1845before i say anything i want to clear up that this guy is probably neglecting his gecko anyway are you stupid? he's repeating his statement "for the second time this is extremely rare" so i dont know what you arguing about
Because it's a transparent plastic with a paper towel, of course it looks dirty. It's on a carpet but paper towel make it pook dirty because it didnt fully block the transparency and the carpet have pattern. Unless I missed anything or you're talking about that water
Besides the whole "transparent tub let's you see through it" thing, geckos live in nature and I'd think that nature is way dirtier than a plastic tub inside a house.
@@SsSs-mi7xi nah, it's chill man. It's clear (at least from this low sample size of comments) that you're an analytical type dude, the kind to stick to the facts. Good on you for having humility when confronted with opposing info. I've seen worse people on here that just cry like a baby before slinging the most hurtful words they know, like a cornered animal.
No it's totally natural, it's basically their defence because the tail is the easiest to get body part, but they won't feel any pain and will grow it back in a couple days or weeks.
@@Leo_the_mach_snowHe meant it For emphasis, not that the gecko dropped its tail two times. That’s why he said it like, “For the second time, this is extremely rare.” And not “This is the second time, this is extremely rare.”
It’s very easy to jump to conclusions so I’ll ask a question instead: how was this gecko so stressed with you on two separate occasions that it went into fight or flight?
My girlfriend had a leopard gecko who was on the older end of the line. Sweet little rescue project and all. Well she also has cats, and a dog, and one time when she was cleaning this gecko's tank, the dog snuck upstairs and found the gecko chilling in the tub. Apparently all it took was for them to make eye contact and she popped her tail off. My girlfriend was inconsolable, she felt so bad. She was a vet tech student at the time and knew how stressful it had to have been for her to drop her tail. She'd randomly cry about it when she saw the new tail growing in too. Sadly the gecko passed a few years ago, I'll miss that cute little smile
if it’s happened more than once, that gecko is not in a safe environment with you. they only drop their tails when they are very stressed and they feel they need to.
That actually works! Last day my cat caught a gecko and it dropped its tail...my cat got completely hypnotized by the moving tail and the gecko successfully escaped 😂
actually this isn't true. geckos drop their tails at even the slightest inconvenience, thunder storms could even make a geck wanna drop its tail. don't yap when you don't know what you're yapping about. this gecko will be absolutely fine, and it's especially common in younger leopard geckos. sincerely, a gecko owner.
That separation is so bloody clean, holy fuck, I had already known that the muscles would detatch along their "seams", I had known they were specifically evolved for it to go smoothly, but I did not expect it to look tHIS SMOOTH-
Reminds me of seafood like shrimp and lobster. I wonder if anyones ever prepared a leopard gecko tail for eating. Evolutionarily it would benefit the gecko to have a delicious tail too. If your tail is packed with flaky meat then a predator will be distracted for longer in the case of an attack. Anyway these are my thoughts when I’m scrolling RUclips before bed.
@a.v.j5664 geckos only drop their tail as an extreme stress response. It's very hard work for them to regrow them. I've had 10 geckos for about 5 years and never had one drop a tail. You can even pick them up by the backend and they do not care. To drop a tail you'd probably need to tug on it or pinch in some way.
The fact he's done it TWICE should tell you you're doing something wrong. Either fix the environment (ie. Not a breeding box) or interact with him more to get him used to you, not just for clean outs... I've worked with geckos for 8 yrs and only ever had one drop her tail... Because a branch slipped and landed on the tip of it... The fact he's drop his ENTIRE tail tells me pressure was applied to the base of it (either hide was dropped, he was grabbed or it was shut on) or he was EXTREMELY distressed...
I think he was saying that he was warning the audience for the second time that the occurrence is very rare because he says its rare then repeats that it's VERY rare.😅I'm not completely sure.
I’d be honest if my lizard dropped their tail I’d be unbelievably heartbroken wondering what I did wrong or if they’re in pain, it’s really good though that there’s a lot of research on it now
I had an iguana when I was younger and that lizard was so mean! I tried showing it love to try and tame it but then I reached my hand it to grab it for a bath and it dropped its tail. I felt pretty bad but I though it would’ve been better to just donate him to a breeder for someone to professionally handle it. It does suck when it happens though
I don't think he meant twice. When he said "for the second time" it was because he was repeating his sentence. It's still really concerning that a tail dropped at all.
You should never stress a gecko to the point where it’s dropped it’s tail especially if it’s happened twice, they can drop their tails but it isn’t good for them and should be prevented
Firstly, as someone who both studies animal care and has owned a leopard Gecko for many years and done heaps upon heaps of research, the main and most likely cause of a tail drop is stress/fear. On the unlikely chance that this seemingly healthy leo has a disease related to tail drop, this person would be irresponsible for not taking the animal to the vet (tails take a while to grow back, so you couldn't argue that it's on medicine and being cured. And if it was incurable, they would most likely put the animal to sleep). If the tail had only dropped once (as most Leo's will only ever be able to do) you could pin it down to an unfortunate accident or lapse in judgement, but twice is far too much. Secondly, the creator of the video is reading all of these comments. He has replied to non-negative comments and has completely avoided addressing the allegations - this is suspicious behaviour and points towards there being truth in these accusations as he has no excuse or reason for the drop.
Pattens like those on injuries are one of the most genuinely disgusting and terrifying things to me. This video causes that exact fear, but it's hard to look away. Very strange.
I remember when I was maybe 5 or 6 I found a gecko on our porch (I don’t know if it was a leopard gecko or not- it was a wild gecko though) and I was picking it up and messing with it and chasing it around since I was young and didn’t know to leave it alone. I picked it up by the tail and it dropped, and I was just holding the tail. I don’t think I’ve ever screamed as hard as I did that day, and I was scared of geckos for YEARS 😅😭 I promise I’m better with them now. I have an albino leopard gecko now, who’s about 17 years old and still kickin’ 💕💕
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@@ComputoBot I wouldn't know, I don't personally own geckos or any reptiles but I've read other comments under his videos by others who have and they claim you can't do that so idk
You're right that's extremely rare for this to happen, maybe consider that the consistent factor in both times this gecko dropped their tail was YOU and YOUR improper handling and do better.
@@hacksin.clipss nah people have been trying to educate this guy on his improper care nicely for a long time and it's gotten us nowhere. Some people just need to be told they're shitty out right and honestly IDGF if i hurt the whittle feewlers of a idiot who knowingly mistreats their pets.
"It will heal perfectly fine". Until you bug it again, "Oh look, the tail's growing again... Oh, there it goes again!! This is even more rare now, the 26th time my gecko's dropped its tail!"
After the second drop, it doesn't regrow. This gecko won't have a tail for the test of its life and this guy is pretending it's fine to farm content off of it on people who don't know. There is likely abuse occurring.
@@TheCChaozShowit was the 2nd time tho. Look at the tail and look at how the scales on the body and the geckos tail are so different. The tail is smoother and more velvety. That’s because it’s already regenerated.
They actually rarely grow back correctly. The tail stores fat reserves too so they have to build it back up from scratch. They drop their tails when feeling extreme fear or stress :(
As a vet assistant I’m very worried about the Gecko’s safety obviously it is being handled way too much and it’s causing stress so my advice to you sir is to stop handling your Geckos so much and give them a break. They are fragile and get scared easily being they have nowhere to run when you handle them this is the alternative so please give them space
@@jackpowell594 he said “for the second time, this is extremely rare”. he said that it’s extremely rare before and now he said it again. that’s what he meant.
Geckos dont usually drop their tail just like that. He must have felt threatened. And also it does not regrow just like that, it takes time and its never as pretty and complete as it was before :/ So I dont know why your gecko felt threatened or why he dropped his tail, but please do grab them all the time.
The “rare instances” that some people should not be allowed to have pets. How can you not realize that you causing him to have severe stress and probably ptsd
Bro said PTSD lmao I’m dying the gecko had a natural reaction like how a person jumps when screamed but is completley fine afterwards I think you a bit stupid man
@@thilsiktonix your job as a pet owner is to make sure it's clean. If your pets live in those conditions, you don't deserve to take care of another life
Even though I have never had a gecko myself, even I know that your gecko dropping its tail multiple times is a HORRIBLE sign. Once is excusable, more? No.
@@ghost-p. he said "now for the second time, its pretty rare[...] as in " i will say it twice now it is pretty rare". Thats basic knowledge and grammar of the english language.
@@kassenpriesterolo2467basic knowledge of these animals and basic comprehension skills actually go a long way. That gecko dropped its tail once before, you can tell because of its shape and texture. The guy clearly says “for the 2nd time” meaning it’s happened twice.
It’s just a little substrate from the humid hide, big brain. It’s common practice to put any lizard in a bin with paper towels while an open wound heals. This comment section is painful
@@ratch3t596I know that, big brain, I keep these good boys myself, on paper towels as of now, easy to clean. The paper here doesn't even look fresh tho
Good job, my niece just got a hold of three from a friend who was moving. The three of them are very cordial together, we handle them very gently. They're beautiful. We're doing everything we can to make sure this tail dropping thing never happens. I'd like them to pass with their original tail
I had one drop a tail on me last week at work. Was dealing with a health issue from the breeder and while getting treatment, bit me and dropped it. I’ve been working with these guys for 20years and have never had it happen before. Yes yes I know that it does happen but I guess we never expect it when it does. Our little guy is on his way to a full recovery so I’m grateful for that
Leos really almost never drop their tails. I have a neurotic male who was not handled by his breeder for the first year of his life before he came to me. He has always been bitey but especially when I first got him and recently but I think he’s associated my scent with food because he’s extremely food motivated and the biting has seemed to stop ever since I started wearing latex gloves to handle him, lol. He has never dropped his tail even on the multiple occasions he’s death rolled me and I had to quite literally pry him off after he wouldn’t let go for a few minutes and I was gushing blood from the micro razors. I think he’s a haematomaniac, that’s my headcannon. I’ve had this particular male longer than any other, and once when he was running around my desk in my bedroom as a kid he knocked over something onto his tail and bashed the tip. It was completely my fault for letting him run around in what I figured would be a safer area than the floors but I was unfortunately young and dumb and I regret it. He fully recovered and regrew the damaged segment. But, even then with physical trauma to the tail tip, he didn’t drop his tail. I’ve taken in the most malnourished and neglected geckos and no tail dropping. It makes me think if maybe the propensity to drop their tails for little to no reason could maybe be genetic. I know neuroticism (or rather their timid-ness) can be genetic at least in some other animals so I wonder if something like that plays a key role. It’s definitely shocking to see a leo drop their tail though, I’ve never witnessed it myself after going through a good amount if craigslist rehab/rehomes.
@@alliemaekrispin you can dont handle them lizards will get stressed they aren't pets to be petted only to be looked at. Because what happens is most of a lizards energy and fat is in thier tail. So when its lost it can actualy be fatal if your not careful. As it actualy cost them alot of energy to regrow a new one so it needs to eat alot more.
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I hate geckos because there so cool. Your so sus because you want attention? Did that rhyme I hope it did because I’m abouta blow! I show the meat. To make me feel complete. That rhymed!!!
What did you do to that lizard to make it that stressed out?????
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For those that don't know, the tail is connected via Bluetooth to the gecko
Nah man, mine has an aux cord.
Haha lol
Man that some rich people shi. Mine connected via magnet
2.4
Bro mine's HDMI on sleep mode
Fun fact: Crested Geckos are one of the few gecko species that will drop their tail but not grow a new one, resulting in a frog butt.
So true I actually have one and even in a loud house, after 5 ish years mine still has his 😂
What about Tokay Geckos??
@@jurassicsmackdown6359 Tokays regrow their tails :)
@@genoa4967 Congrats man! My house is also pretty loud, and against all odds his tail is perfect after 10 years. Love the little guy!
New mob: crested gecko 🦎 makes predators or mobs to be focused on he tail they drop
I always get uncomfortable when i see a perfect pattern on injured parts
YES you put what I was feeling into words. It’s just so deeply unnerving, idk why 😅
@@ilovedogsilovethem there is a term for it Google anxiety due to wholes, patterns - AND NEVER EVER LOOK UO THE TEETH OF AN UNBORN BABY ALMOST UNALIVED ON TERM. IF YOU DO AND DEVELOPE PTSD, YOU KNOW YOU HAVE IT.
TRYCHO - ? - PHOBIA ?
In this instance it’s a good thing because the tail is meant to break away but that was disturbing
i find it worse when it’s the other way around tbh
Think of it not as injured, just detachable.
Bro really gave the gecko anxiety twice. Damn.
Don't worry, just reported the vid.
@@Xboxzilla Why it's literally educational😭😭
@Xboxzilla thanks for overreacting
@@Random1person2katie3 that totally justifies animal abuse👍
@@Echo_The_Gecko you do realize that this can happen and it can't even be your fault right? It's extremely rare case bit educational to let others know its possible.
Didnt know the inside looked segmented like that.
Neat
And it like expanded to release off the body. Weird and cool
Well, I guess it has to be neat for clean separation.
Pretty neat though.
Yea, meats all have cool textures. Ive always wondered how human would be. Probably closer to steak I think
@@thefoxmoonlight yea.... @fbi
@@thefoxmoonlight found the edgelord teenager
Poor buddy so stressed he said "take my tail" as payment for his life😭
Exactly
Well at least a gekko pays for his monthly rent
“Extremely rare” so he’s doing something wrong for it to happen this often
@@n8vmilk I never though of it like that
@@Darksage192 yeah it happens, especially if you don’t do some research before deciding to care for another sentient life that you are unfamiliar with but everyone makes mistakes and it’s not that bad. I just hope he can go through some critical thinking steps to eliminate the variables so the little guy isn’t so stressed out. Personally I don’t do well with stress and have to hit the gym, I think I’d go literally crazy if I had no options and had to endure those cortisol levels
its extremely rare because after the first time most people realize that their gecko is stressed out by being picked up so much.
the gecko didnt drop its tail twice the guy was saying for the second time it was rare for it to happen at all
You do know that like they drop their tail for any reason right? Like you could pick it up and it drop it, or you could just look at it and the lizard will drop it's tail, it's totally fine it's rare that it happens garenteed that dropping the tail isn't because it's being picked up too much
@@artsyscrub3226wake up it stressed by him
@artsyscrub3226 an animal that drops it's tail when it's stressed/spooked/specifically to get away from a predator will drop it's tail when it is stressed/spooked/to get away from a predator. People tend to forget were scary giants that contol them and it's understandable for them to fear us and have a flight response. He stressed his gecko out, it happens, better to admit it than pretend it's "over nothing" :/
@@cslies3752
Kay.
That guy is literally stressing the hell out of those geckos, very sad to see ppl misshandling animals for views
Bruh, he's a breeder 😂 he's fine
@@snowy_the_owl_adventures you do realize breeding puts undo stress onto an animal....you are seriously clueless
@@zq3yp You do realize with or without breeding an animal intentionally that it is natural for an animal to breed because that is nature right? He didnt force the gecko onto the other one. You are seriously clueless.
@@in_and_out24 Jesus that might be one of the most ignorant comments I’ve read today congratulations. You’ve made it apparent you have ZERO knowledge about breeding.
@@in_and_out24 Yes but he is still putting them under stress, the only disconnect it if they think they are in serious danger, no captive gekko should do that EVER
Ive had multiple geckos for 6 years. No one has ever lost a tail. It is supposed to be rare. that is the gecko's food reserves. Which means now the caretaker needs to be extra diligent to make sure the animal is eating enough. They have a rough recovery from this
I’m not questioning you, but I thought that they drop their tails to distract their predators while running away?
They do, but thats a last resort to avoid immediate death.@@Yayaaaagogoooo
@@Yayaaaagogooooyes but in captivity they shouldn’t drop their tails though.
@@Boltreaver317 question, i thought the regeneration part was pretty fast and simple for them! Am i wrong?
@relaxingvibes3242 I'm not an expert, but I'm pretty sure the regeneration takes a long time and Consumes a massive amount of energy, it is the equivalent to growing a limb back after all.
Still one of the most macabre yet coolest defense mechanisms imo
YOUR PFP IS MACABRE WTH
lol you just taught me a new word
It's very tame compared to stuff like the wolverine frog, still gives me chills thinking about it
@@zephyreus are those the frogs that shoot poisonous blood out of their eyes?
@@Ballslicker23 i thing wolverine frogs were the ones that break their bones in theire fingers to make some bone claws
as long as you don’t accidentally pair the tail with another device it should work just fine
The bluetooth device is ready to pair
@@goromigoreng2 hmmm my phone seems to be acting wei- *TAIL* what the *TAIL* what the fu- *TAIL* *TAIL* bro i just want to comme- *TAIL* thats i give u- *TAIL*
@Goromi goreng Za brutooth device ees ready to pair
Infinite food glitch💀
loll
spent my childhood chasing lizards and geckos, never once have they gotten so scared that they've dropped their tails. the fact that you managed to scare your pet gecko this bad t w i c e is crazy
She’s pregnant so she’s stressed
Glad someone said this
not every gecko or lizard does this if a gecko saw an animal chasing it it will 100% drop their tails if they can
They drop their tails if they're trapped or sometimes out of stress, u can chase a gecko and it won't drop its tail because it's not trapped
@@That0neMF but it’s stressed
Man the internal structure of a dropped tail always looks so cool
Yeah
I don’t know why, but I want to eat it
@@fijionatree lol
@@fijionatree as is intended!
And it looks painful as shit for the gecko's part since it is quite big for them
“Hey Greco where’s your tail?”
“Wait what? Oh shit I dropped it”
OMG WHY TF IS THIS SO FUNNY I'M DYING- YOUR KILLING MEEE
U again a train
This caught me so off-guard fr💀
👍🏻🤣
i wanna kms after reading this
when u think about it, it’s a win win, the predator gets a little snack and the gecko runs away with a life.
My cat would do this with the lizards in florida so all the lizards around our house were always missing their tails
They still feel it
@@sereneriver196 sounds like such a cat thing to do. He could catch and eat them but it's so much easier to scare them just enough to gift him their tail
@@LizzardGreenRobloxOfficial They don't lmao. The nerves aren't connected to the brain via bluetooth. It moves in a similar way as to how dead fish and molluscs do when they are cooked or salted while fresh.
infinite food glitch
Bro this isnt rare if you somehow make your geckos stressed and scared
It happened 2 times and he's super surprised he's most likely not abusing his animals geckos have a chance to overreact
@@alexisjiron5472not often, you normally need to physically grab a geckos tail for it to fall off.
@@user-zt8ee1de2q "not often" yeah that's why it's rare
@@user-zt8ee1de2qgoogle “why do geckos drop their tails” ! they do it on purpose, it’s not always caused by someone ripping its tail off
@@alexisjiron5472 it happened one time
He saved 15% or more, of his life.
XD
@@Lillylafrogand
The tail does grow back
But he gave 15% his body
Blimey
These little guys are so velvety soft. I had 3 leopard geckos. Cutest little lizards 🦎
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My sister owns 1 its longggg af
@@Ilovepumpun that's what she said
Yeah you can even see the velvet texture from the screen. I really wanna pet it😂
So what did they taste like
This is the equivalent of dropping a $50 while running away from a mugger
💀
Considering the lizard removed 15% of its body
You said $50 is equivalent, so then 50*6.667 you're worth $333.35
Damn
@@FluffScripts too much thinking
@@romain_jcq3238 xd
STREET SMARTS
Gecko : stressed
Human : It will grow, it's completely fine
Please just stop thats not how autotomy works its not some "last ditch effort" or some bs its a natural thing that can be caused by many outside factors like bright lights or a loud noise like a plant or bottle falling. Autotomy(the process of detaching a lizards tail) is caused by a quick spasm down a central nerve causing a muscle group to quickly contract and rip off thats why the clean cut occurs unless the abuse is direct harm like aggressive grabbing or pulling prolonged stress dosent cause autotomy and by how comfortable the lizard is in the video to sit in his palm it means he dident do that. What likely happend is a loud noise or a quick light scared the little buddy and caused a quick jolt leading to autotomy please study the animal before commenting on ppl behaviour
@@phatbish yeah, sure, maybe thats the case. but this dude abuses his fucking geckos. maybe if YOU decided to look whatsoever, youd see that. this dude is a gecko breeder, and is known for having some of the WORST husbandry and care for his animals. he keeps all of them in very small tupperware containers, picks them up by their tails, and has several living in the same "enclosure". please study the people before commenting on the animals reaction. there is proof to bsck all of this up, videos, photos, everything.
Geko is in his own head..is like.."what's this button do?"
*pops trunk*
I just imagine the tail thumping onto the floor like it’s heavy machinery LMAO
This freakin comment
*what does
What's is abbreviation for what is
@@gabrielbarros493 Yes, but it's common to say "what's" as slang for "what does".... Slang isn't gramatically correct
💀💀💀
What blows my mind is how you managed to severely stress it out that bad, twice.
He wasnt saying it dropped it twice he was saying "for the second time this is extremely rare. " as in he was telling you how rare it was twice.
I heard it that way at first too i had to listen like 4 times before i realized
@@kassdupra4883the tail looks regrown/not the original look. Definitely the second time its dropped
I’ve had my geckos for over 5 years; and only ONCE has one of my 3 geckos has dropped a segment of its tail. It wasn’t even the full tail, what happened is that he put his tail underneath his cave, getting it stuck.
There is something seriously wrong if a gecko drops it’s tail 1+ times in a short period
@@kassdupra4883wrong. Double wrong. That’s not its original tail. You can tell by the look of it. They don’t look like that, it’s too smooth
The tail moving by itself is freaking me out more than the separation itself
Frrr
Muscle memory
So when it die, are there two souls😭
You dont have these in your country right?
Same
Usually they don't do that unless they are so scared of dying, so... 💀
gay you gay
My man, you the reason that dude dropped his tail. You the threat😭
He is the danger knocking on his tub
You're the threat 😎🤓
He needs to handle it it's not his fault tf
Do you even know anything about geckos??
@Meeche omg me too, i was wondering what it would taste like
Translation: I stressed my gecko to force it to shed its tail
😢
Lmfao
Probably picked them up by the tail like in a past video like tf is he even doing at this point
Exactly why I disliked this video. Torturing animals for views is disgusting.
Or another translation: I forced my gecko to shed its tail for a second time just for a video
.... Ive only ever seen Gekkos lose their tails when they are afraid.
The poor thing is probably stressed aswell
@@cjanimates615 evidence?
@@Gozieaaa geckos drop their tail when they’re stressed
@@cjanimates615 They get startled very easily as well, it's not just when they are stressed it's also a defence mechanism
@@Zequisityno, that’s cresteds not leos
I had a Leopard Gecko that lived to be 19 years old, and she never dropped her tail. She was pretty tolerant of me handling her.
Thats cz u didnt abuse it like this dude does
You should NEVER stress out a gecko that much at all
@@InstaMemesiolol
@@guyinthecorner0it is
@@guyinthecorner0no it’s not funny it won’t be funny when I call the dog pound on you
@@InstaMemesiono you shouldn’t
@@krysteatkins5671 should*
For those who don’t know, the gecko thinks he is the predator
😂😂😂😂
I don't know whether I should be crying or laughing.
He abused the gecks
@@Silver9634probably crying
Dude you managed to stress it out enough that it’s dropped its tail, twice. 🤦♀️
👆🏻this!!! This guy flings his geckos around like a toy, live on stream doing sales…
bro i was about to ask... Dropping the tail is awful for the gecko, it must take tons of energy to heal it back, does this species really drop it so easy?
was looking for someone to say this, whats this guy doing to the thing that its feeling threatened
Little extra flinging on this 1 I see
Oh no! Not stress.. 😒
Leopard geckos tail only comes off if they think they are going to die
For those who don't know, "rare instances" means he f*d up and mishandled his Gecko causing enough stress that it dropped the tail.
preaching this!! my own gecko had to be hand-fed before and has bitten and screamed at me numerous times, never once has he dropped his tail with me. it takes a LOT to get a gecko to that point.
@@snuuuuuu Or it could literally be one of the other rare instances where the gecko has an infection that can't be noticed easily. It could also be that this gecko is just more skittish than most and a loud noise like something falling scared it. Tell me, why would someone have an entire collection of these guys if they don't know how to keep them? Why would someone have a $2,000 gecko if they didn't have experience caring for them. Why would someone stage this with a $2,000 gecko as opposed to using a much cheaper gecko?
@@Toxin_E-07 booooo! boo wendy! boo wendy testaburder.. boo
@@Toxin_E-07 i dont think you see the conditions his gecko is being kept in. that is a tupperware. not at 30 gallon tank, a tupperware
@@snuuuuuu Do you even know how reptiles are kept for breeding? Chances are that those containers are there for the hatchlings before they are adopted.
Bro exposing himself and showing how stressed he makes these animals.
That’s what I thought
Hahahaha bro geckos will drop their tails if you look at them wrong sometimes.
@@sarahhenley6419I’ve had my leopard gecko for 5 years now, he’s never dropped his tail.
@@thatgoldenspringi yeah they're all different dude. Some will never. Some will for no reason. Same as people, they have different reactions.
@@thatgoldenspringithey aren't all the same
All pets need a owner but not all owners need a pet
💀what are you talking abt
@@gh0st972 do you know how to read and observe?
@@Buckets_banana do you know how to make sense 😂 your comment has nothing to do with the video he isn’t a bad owner the animal did it to himself so maybe you should “ observe “
@@gh0st972 the “animal” doesn’t want that to happen how in the world does a young leopard gecko lose its tail multiple times?
@@Buckets_banana that’s not what we where originally talking abt we where talking abt the owner and how he is “ bad ” no where in the video shows he’s a bad owner it shows a rare seen of his pets defense mechanism
Dude, maybe he thinks you’re the predator.
No, the gecko just dropped it's tail on accident.
@@TerraTrix_ that's not how it works
@@cloudx9877 It is, when I was in Serbia, I picked up a lot of Geckos and they accidentally dropped their tails. 🤡
@@cloudx9877 I’m pretty sure they were being sarcastic 💀💀
@@cloudx9877 mate go outside and talk to people so you can learn
This is one of the rare instances where someone isn’t instantly willing to disprove allegations of animal abuse
What do you mean, snowflake? Obviously, gecko tails are easy to break to distract predators. And one wrong handle could easily make the gecko drop its tail though. That does not mean that someone is not taking care of them properly.
That is one of the instances where someone just casually admits to animal abuse
That's not even animal abuse
@@Idkeshj That’s what the allegations are though.
I am kind of curious how you would categorize repeatedly causing an animal to experience extreme fear/distress.
@@ElpSmith tf you mean allegations? Dude here got exposed? I saying that this Specific short is not purely animal abuse I've taken care of lizards before and it's normal for them to sometimes feel fear and do that but if you just take care of them enough they'll get used to seeing you as a friend
this gotta be the kindest animal on earth. Gives its predator free food instead of just running away
If you had like 1000 of these geckos it can become an infinite food glitch
@@billybobjenkins3031 bro don't say it out loud, it might get patched
Yeah
@@billybobjenkins3031 stop giving away the methods
@@billybobjenkins3031 That's just fruit and vegetables with extra steps
you made it feel in danger
If he’s done that twice with you there’s clearly a problem
Ikr? I understand you should handle your Leo from time to time but it cLEARLY does not want to be handled.
Right. Why's this dude ripping its tail off..
Its a lizzard dude
@@JayJoeVid4EVER all animals deserve to be treated well
when he said “for the second time” he meant he saying that it was very rare, for the second time.
Geckos drop their tails if they feel threatened or scared, he probably dropped something making a really loud noise scarring the gecko making it’s tail fall off
Twice tho 😒
Generally, Geckos won’t do this unless there is a direct threat present. A loud sound COULD cause a gecko to drop its tail, but mishandling or holding a gecko by its tail are more likely causes
@@tooth666 He was stating that it was rare a second time, not that it happened a second time
@@calebdaniels1231 I understood that too
@@tooth666 he wasn’t saying it happened a second time he was saying for the second time this is exactly rare like reiterating that it is rare.
i hope he didn't feel stressed for this. i hope he's in a good environment. my parents have had fat tailed geckos like all my life and we still have one.
Its a lizard it will be fine
@@hat4621 that’s not how lizards work. They drop their tails usually when stressed. Stress isn’t good for any living animal’s health in case you didn’t already know.
@@hat4621 what the hell kind of comment is that? It's a living creature. How the hell do YOU know? Its CLEARLY stressed or it wouldn't have dropped its tail in the first place.
@@heatherbonelli not always, they can just drop for unknown reasons
They drop it to escape dangerous situations Tierzoo made a video about it. They never get it back the don’t just roll out of bed and drop their tail for no reason
my leopard gecko has only dropped his tail once and it was fairly early on into me owning him. he was shedding and i wasnt in the house and i assumed he got caught on his hide. i cleaned him up, moved him to a temporary tub enclosure and replaced his hide. i had a surgery not long after and we ended up recovering together. since then hes grown very comfortable with me and i can only think of one time he was stressed in the past few years, and it was just a couple minutes because we were drilling shelves into my wall and he threw up. otherwise he is super active and happy and i love how much hes grown and he even falls asleep on me on rare occasions.
I had a gecko named Bert who dropped his tail before I got him and it never grew back so he just had a little nub. He was such a good boy and loved his heat rock and rubs!
Poor bert
Not supposed to use heat rocks
@@ayleerepp1376lol
They do take a while like a few months to fully grow back
@@KJJONES35 she just said it never grew back
The second time! Damn he’s terrified of you
HE NEVER SAID HE DIS IT TWICE HE SAID "FOR THE SECOND TIME, THIS IS EXTREMELY RARE" HE WAS REPEATING HIS SENTENCE
@@Simoes54you have to be blind or not know anything about geckos, to not see that’s a regenerated tail
@@themicahmicah1845before i say anything i want to clear up that this guy is probably neglecting his gecko anyway are you stupid? he's repeating his statement "for the second time this is extremely rare" so i dont know what you arguing about
Moral bandants back at it again 💀💀🙏
@@Simoes54Nope, those are two different sentences. You can tell by the emphasis he puts “the second time.”
“As long as you keep him in a clean tub” shows dirty ass tub. Lmao
Because it's a transparent plastic with a paper towel, of course it looks dirty. It's on a carpet but paper towel make it pook dirty because it didnt fully block the transparency and the carpet have pattern.
Unless I missed anything or you're talking about that water
😂😂😂
Besides the whole "transparent tub let's you see through it" thing, geckos live in nature and I'd think that nature is way dirtier than a plastic tub inside a house.
@@GuitarOfTime0116 That's true.
I wasn't even thinking about about the gecko, all I was thinking about is the tub, my fault lol.
@@SsSs-mi7xi nah, it's chill man. It's clear (at least from this low sample size of comments) that you're an analytical type dude, the kind to stick to the facts. Good on you for having humility when confronted with opposing info. I've seen worse people on here that just cry like a baby before slinging the most hurtful words they know, like a cornered animal.
No reason a gecko should drop its tail in your care
So the gecko feels threatened by you and thinks you're a predator and not his friend
he probably scared it on purpose so he could record the tail drop
@@Cqlti we don't know the full story don't assume ye
... Which is common for animals.
No it's totally natural, it's basically their defence because the tail is the easiest to get body part, but they won't feel any pain and will grow it back in a couple days or weeks.
@@DimmaClips ye
"Cool"
*reads comments and realizes he might be stressing out his gecko*
"Oh😮"
*might* Yeah no he is not treating the gecko well
He flings them around and drops them… he also does live stream sales so it’s seen by many in realtime
He abuses these geckos 😢
Might be? No he definitely is. That's literally a defence mechanism when they feel like theyre in mortal danger.
SHE IS PREGNANT OFC SHES STRESSED
Having a gecko drop it's tail twice says a lot about how the owner handles them
No he was repeating how it's rare, not that it's happened twice
@@cosmicboop7825tf u mean he said for the second time u good?
Right.. if this happens once maybe you shouldnt have him in your hand like that??@@Leo_the_mach_snow
@@Leo_the_mach_snow"for the second time, this is extremely rare."
@@Leo_the_mach_snowHe meant it For emphasis, not that the gecko dropped its tail two times. That’s why he said it like, “For the second time, this is extremely rare.” And not “This is the second time, this is extremely rare.”
The docking port design makes me want to build a space station.
It’s very easy to jump to conclusions so I’ll ask a question instead: how was this gecko so stressed with you on two separate occasions that it went into fight or flight?
I also want to know this.
@@sepiajoy2871Me too!
If you look on his page he constantly picks his geckos up by their tails, it’s so sad.
My girlfriend had a leopard gecko who was on the older end of the line. Sweet little rescue project and all. Well she also has cats, and a dog, and one time when she was cleaning this gecko's tank, the dog snuck upstairs and found the gecko chilling in the tub. Apparently all it took was for them to make eye contact and she popped her tail off. My girlfriend was inconsolable, she felt so bad. She was a vet tech student at the time and knew how stressful it had to have been for her to drop her tail. She'd randomly cry about it when she saw the new tail growing in too. Sadly the gecko passed a few years ago, I'll miss that cute little smile
@@asbandes8278 thats how u pick up adult leopard geckos
if it’s happened more than once, that gecko is not in a safe environment with you. they only drop their tails when they are very stressed and they feel they need to.
they didnt mean for the second time as in the 2nd time the gecko dropped its tail they were just reiterating that it was a rare occurance
I know he worded it confusingly, but you misheard what he said.
@@eddyangstman Nah, i dont think so. He says its rare, then he says for the second time is extremely rare
@@bigbrainisaac2407 he literally addresses it in another video
@@eddyangstman alright
So I’m assuming you were the predator the gecko was running and try to distract from 😂
Is not that funny
That actually works! Last day my cat caught a gecko and it dropped its tail...my cat got completely hypnotized by the moving tail and the gecko successfully escaped 😂
Geckos do this in response to stress. A gecko doing it twice demonstrates the kind of owner you are.
...😐
actually this isn't true. geckos drop their tails at even the slightest inconvenience, thunder storms could even make a geck wanna drop its tail. don't yap when you don't know what you're yapping about. this gecko will be absolutely fine, and it's especially common in younger leopard geckos. sincerely, a gecko owner.
Ur the type of person to make someone feel like Shit over something that they aren’t responsible for 100%
@@user-xk5mh2oe9m damn lol
Also when he said for the second time he was repeting that its rare not saying his geco has dropped its tail twice
That separation is so bloody clean, holy fuck, I had already known that the muscles would detatch along their "seams", I had known they were specifically evolved for it to go smoothly, but I did not expect it to look tHIS SMOOTH-
Shit looks like sacred geometry
I believe it's mostly fat tissue
Reminds me of seafood like shrimp and lobster. I wonder if anyones ever prepared a leopard gecko tail for eating. Evolutionarily it would benefit the gecko to have a delicious tail too. If your tail is packed with flaky meat then a predator will be distracted for longer in the case of an attack. Anyway these are my thoughts when I’m scrolling RUclips before bed.
I believe the line along which it separates it’s called an autotomy line or autotomy fracture plane. I have nothing to add to that, just a fun fact
what did you do in that hospital room Shinji?
You scared it so much it thought it was about to die and released its tail. Well done.
How do you know the exact way how this gecko dropped its tail AND it was the fault of the owner?
@@a.v.j5664and how do you knpw it was not him?
@a.v.j5664 geckos only drop their tail as an extreme stress response. It's very hard work for them to regrow them. I've had 10 geckos for about 5 years and never had one drop a tail. You can even pick them up by the backend and they do not care. To drop a tail you'd probably need to tug on it or pinch in some way.
@@Trissana281 i don’t and neither does he
@@Trissana281 what flawless logic , very smart
I had a two geckos named Delta and Echo and Delta had to drop her tail bc both of them did not get along and Delta was scared of Echo ..
The fact he's done it TWICE should tell you you're doing something wrong. Either fix the environment (ie. Not a breeding box) or interact with him more to get him used to you, not just for clean outs... I've worked with geckos for 8 yrs and only ever had one drop her tail... Because a branch slipped and landed on the tip of it... The fact he's drop his ENTIRE tail tells me pressure was applied to the base of it (either hide was dropped, he was grabbed or it was shut on) or he was EXTREMELY distressed...
he is the Predator
I think he was saying that he was warning the audience for the second time that the occurrence is very rare because he says its rare then repeats that it's VERY rare.😅I'm not completely sure.
@@rayaanabdullahi7705 very rare, because a well cared for gecko in both set up and handling should never drop their tail 😂
I think he meant he's telling us for the second time it's rare not that the gecko dropped his tail twice
That's it, I'm calling GPS on him.
Little man really just dropped his tail like some dude who forgot his wallet at home
Fr
Yha for real
Have u tried eating it?
@@grapefruitsyrup8185i have. I fried it
@@grapefruitsyrup8185 🤨
Just because the tail will heal does not mean to let it fall off, that normally means that the gecko feels threatened
Notice how you specified "normally" meaning not all the time
@@OrangeMcDuck-gx6rqthere are rare instances where the tail just drops however i agree with you and think its because of his handling 100%
Guico needs insurance more than i do💀🙏
Every body gangsta til the tail grows it’s own head
Bro😂😭💀✋
Began the clone war has
@@ginpau7416 Magnificent, aren't they?
i will never stress my gecko out to the point she drops her tail
We need lizard owners like you
I’d be honest if my lizard dropped their tail I’d be unbelievably heartbroken wondering what I did wrong or if they’re in pain, it’s really good though that there’s a lot of research on it now
Ah ya, I didn't think of that 😭
I had an iguana when I was younger and that lizard was so mean! I tried showing it love to try and tame it but then I reached my hand it to grab it for a bath and it dropped its tail. I felt pretty bad but I though it would’ve been better to just donate him to a breeder for someone to professionally handle it. It does suck when it happens though
nothint like owning a pet and knowing nothing about it, good on u
They are not in pain at least leopard geckos are not. But that does not make it good that is their fat storage and they need it.
That's why you read book before buying it lol
My cousin had a gecko, and whenever it dropped its tail, she turned it into a wet specimen
In all the time I've owned geckos, I've never seen a live tail drop. And YOUR little one did it TWICE?! I am terrified.
I don't think he meant twice. When he said "for the second time" it was because he was repeating his sentence. It's still really concerning that a tail dropped at all.
@@Cap_Briggsyhe definitely meant twice
@@Cap_Briggsydumbest theory 😂
@@Cap_Briggsyfor sure he meant twice. If you go through his videos he abuses these lizards. I’ve seen him pick them up by the tail, drop them, etc.
@@diosydinero What? If you're gonna be an asshole make sense at least.
You should never stress a gecko to the point where it’s dropped it’s tail especially if it’s happened twice, they can drop their tails but it isn’t good for them and should be prevented
He didn't say it dropped it's tail twice my guy I think u misheard
@@RUBIKGD yeah I think I did oops
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@@RUBIKGDdid you listen at all?
@@charliedeegan1598 yes I did he was literally just repeating himself did u listen at all lmao
Firstly, as someone who both studies animal care and has owned a leopard Gecko for many years and done heaps upon heaps of research, the main and most likely cause of a tail drop is stress/fear. On the unlikely chance that this seemingly healthy leo has a disease related to tail drop, this person would be irresponsible for not taking the animal to the vet (tails take a while to grow back, so you couldn't argue that it's on medicine and being cured. And if it was incurable, they would most likely put the animal to sleep). If the tail had only dropped once (as most Leo's will only ever be able to do) you could pin it down to an unfortunate accident or lapse in judgement, but twice is far too much.
Secondly, the creator of the video is reading all of these comments. He has replied to non-negative comments and has completely avoided addressing the allegations - this is suspicious behaviour and points towards there being truth in these accusations as he has no excuse or reason for the drop.
He’s a breeder/seller of different kinds of reptiles, he doesn’t care about them, he cares about profit
did you watch the video when he mentioned “extremely rare”
@@Pixerlarity Did you read the comment about how this guy researches animal care and behavior?
@@MollyMargolisBillCipherIsBae yeah and i work at nasa
@@Pixerlarity with that pfp and "sup" as a bio, you're a child, stop
Pattens like those on injuries are one of the most genuinely disgusting and terrifying things to me. This video causes that exact fear, but it's hard to look away. Very strange.
I remember when I was maybe 5 or 6 I found a gecko on our porch (I don’t know if it was a leopard gecko or not- it was a wild gecko though) and I was picking it up and messing with it and chasing it around since I was young and didn’t know to leave it alone. I picked it up by the tail and it dropped, and I was just holding the tail. I don’t think I’ve ever screamed as hard as I did that day, and I was scared of geckos for YEARS 😅😭 I promise I’m better with them now. I have an albino leopard gecko now, who’s about 17 years old and still kickin’ 💕💕
This is my favorite comment 😂😂 that’s so funny
You sure it's Porsche pls describe the logo is it H or what for an example
Buffalo: Lamborghini
Horse: Ferrari
H: Honda
KIA: kia
D = Dayhatsu
I'm smart at car
@@AmadeusAdonaiPmdji not sure if this is a joke but a PORCH is an area of a house, typically an outdoor platform placed before the front door
@@AmadeusAdonaiPmdji i think i havent cringed this hard for years
@@AmadeusAdonaiPmdji Bruh, you think they’re talking about a Porsche? Smart at car, not much else 😂
This is the second time this year, Your obviously stressing him out somehow and that’s why the tail self decapatates
Watch some of his videos and you’ll see why
Yeah apparently this dude picks his geckos up by the tails, so I wouldn't be surprised if that's a part of it too.
I dont want to see a stressed gecko. Wat happens in the other vids
@@KingJulian628no that’s how you’re meant to pick it up. Since it doesn’t hurt it since there’s not as many nerves
@@ComputoBot I wouldn't know, I don't personally own geckos or any reptiles but I've read other comments under his videos by others who have and they claim you can't do that so idk
You're right that's extremely rare for this to happen, maybe consider that the consistent factor in both times this gecko dropped their tail was YOU and YOUR improper handling and do better.
they didnt mean second time as in the second time it dropped the tail they were saying for the second time it was a rare occurance
@@hacksin.clipss nah people have been trying to educate this guy on his improper care nicely for a long time and it's gotten us nowhere.
Some people just need to be told they're shitty out right and honestly IDGF if i hurt the whittle feewlers of a idiot who knowingly mistreats their pets.
Wow this comment went in an unexpected way
@@eddyangstman I don't care. They still obviously mistreat their animals.
@@Rithemofthenight not for people who actually know anything about leopard geckos.
“A clean tub”
Well for the gecko atleast that little cutie :)
"It will heal perfectly fine".
Until you bug it again, "Oh look, the tail's growing again... Oh, there it goes again!! This is even more rare now, the 26th time my gecko's dropped its tail!"
Thats not even possible they can regrow their tails but not permanently, it has to do with how much of the tail they throw
After the second drop, it doesn't regrow.
This gecko won't have a tail for the test of its life and this guy is pretending it's fine to farm content off of it on people who don't know.
There is likely abuse occurring.
He said for the second time, this is rare. Not that it was the second time
@@TheCChaozShowit was the 2nd time tho. Look at the tail and look at how the scales on the body and the geckos tail are so different. The tail is smoother and more velvety. That’s because it’s already regenerated.
Bro left his tail faster than my dad left me.
Most humorous joke ever 💀-
So dad didn't come back with the milk ehh
Bro is definitely projecting
Bro is definitely projecting
It's getting really dark.....
'put them in a clean tub'
*His tub:*
Yea this guy should not be allowed to own lizards
its a little bit of substrate...@@hallway_revenant7919
They only do this when they feel threatened or extreme stress. Which means there is something wrong with your care routine.
if that is his 2nd time dropping his tale with YOU then YOU are the problem
Or maybe the gecko is extra skittish and a banging door made it drop the tail
I think he was referring to a different gecko. I think it happened 2 times with 2 different gecko's
You're brainless
He meant like “I’m saying it twice” second time
I dont think you got that
They actually rarely grow back correctly. The tail stores fat reserves too so they have to build it back up from scratch. They drop their tails when feeling extreme fear or stress :(
:( He said it’s the second time too
I'm just imagining humans dropping their belly fat when stressed out.. 🤣 tis funny
He did this on purpose
@@everythingpony I didn’t interpret it that way, I can’t imagine anyone doing that on purpose to a gecko :(
@@kryptoniridium i would be dangerously skinny
i always thought that the chubby tails of leopard geckos were so cute 😭
They are, when they’re still attached. Separate it makes me pretty squeamish.
They grow back, but dont look the same. Still chubby and cute tho!
Now you can bring it home
I thought it looked somewhat tasty
If the tail isn’t chubby then the geko is being starved or might be sick
I’d be stressed too if I was kept by a breeder that put me in a tiny little box.
You have it in a super filthy Tupperware container after saying.. "as long as you keep it in a clean tub it will heal" 😢
That's a fairly clean tub. Compare it to nature and it's the louvre for geckos
Someone call the GPS Geco Protective Services
Why it's probably a new pet
@@boredmasonbozo9771 #1 he the geco has done it twice #2 clean bin his bin is not very clean
@@boredmasonbozo9771he breeds them
Some geckos drop it for no reason,and the bin is on a carpet so that’s why it looks dirty.
As a vet assistant I’m very worried about the Gecko’s safety obviously it is being handled way too much and it’s causing stress so my advice to you sir is to stop handling your Geckos so much and give them a break. They are fragile and get scared easily being they have nowhere to run when you handle them this is the alternative so please give them space
I was gonna say to him question is why has his gecko dropped its tail TWICE! Clearly not a happy gecko
@@jackpowell594 that’s not what he meant by “for the second time”.
@@jackpowell594 he said “for the second time, this is extremely rare”. he said that it’s extremely rare before and now he said it again. that’s what he meant.
he worded it weird but he easnt saying his gecko dropped its tail twice, but its extremely rare for it to happen when a gecko is isnt in the wild
vouch
I was waiting for poop to come out when he show his back 😂😂😂
Basically the gecko thinks your the predator and also thinks your the threat instead 😅
Geckos dont usually drop their tail just like that. He must have felt threatened. And also it does not regrow just like that, it takes time and its never as pretty and complete as it was before :/
So I dont know why your gecko felt threatened or why he dropped his tail, but please do grab them all the time.
They actually don’t grow back
@@vyvansedead some gecko species dont regrow their tail, but leos do.
yeah this whole vid was sus
They take around 6 to 8 months if i remember correctly
We've had our leo 2 years and she's never dropped her tail. I truly hope he didn't cause this on purpose to get views 😣🥺
The “rare instances” that some people should not be allowed to have pets. How can you not realize that you causing him to have severe stress and probably ptsd
Bro said ptsd ☠️
Bro said PTSD lmao I’m dying the gecko had a natural reaction like how a person jumps when screamed but is completley fine afterwards I think you a bit stupid man
Yeah like a Dr
Diagnosing a gecko saying he caught PTSD and shit
i really don’t think lizards can develop PTSD but yeah, twice definitely doesn’t seem right
it’s a fucking lizard bro
Bro’s gonna craft a Super Potion tonight
“As long as you keep it in a clean tub-“
Proceeds to show me the dirtiest tub I’ve ever seen 😂
local youtube commenter has never owned any pet ever
The tub looks perfectly clean.
Lmao I own 4. That tub is nasty af 😂 grime all over the walls. Yall are almost in the same clown school as the OP
@@thilsiktonix your job as a pet owner is to make sure it's clean. If your pets live in those conditions, you don't deserve to take care of another life
I have 30 geckos and I’ve never had one drop a tail. Leave your geckos alone sir.
Even though I have never had a gecko myself, even I know that your gecko dropping its tail multiple times is a HORRIBLE sign. Once is excusable, more? No.
where does he say it ocurred multiple times tho?
@@kassenpriesterolo2467 pretty sure they mean when he mentions how it's the second time the gecko dropped its tail, right at the start of the video
@@ghost-p. he said "now for the second time, its pretty rare[...] as in " i will say it twice now it is pretty rare". Thats basic knowledge and grammar of the english language.
@@kassenpriesterolo2467basic knowledge of these animals and basic comprehension skills actually go a long way. That gecko dropped its tail once before, you can tell because of its shape and texture.
The guy clearly says “for the 2nd time” meaning it’s happened twice.
@@kassenpriesterolo2467u alright?
Is it just me or does that tail look tasty
"Its gonna be fine in a clean tub"
Shows dirty ass tupperware container.
It’s just a little substrate from the humid hide, big brain. It’s common practice to put any lizard in a bin with paper towels while an open wound heals. This comment section is painful
Lmao
@@ratch3t596I know that, big brain, I keep these good boys myself, on paper towels as of now, easy to clean. The paper here doesn't even look fresh tho
@@_Obey_ yeah, yellowish paper towel = cleaning time. This lizard is not safe here :(
That’s the funniest shit I’ve hear lmao
I am so thankful that out of all five leopard geckos I've ever owned, not one of them lost their tails with me
probably because you treated them right!
Good job, my niece just got a hold of three from a friend who was moving. The three of them are very cordial together, we handle them very gently. They're beautiful. We're doing everything we can to make sure this tail dropping thing never happens. I'd like them to pass with their original tail
You're more pro than this guy
He bouta regen like Deadpool
I had one drop a tail on me last week at work. Was dealing with a health issue from the breeder and while getting treatment, bit me and dropped it. I’ve been working with these guys for 20years and have never had it happen before. Yes yes I know that it does happen but I guess we never expect it when it does. Our little guy is on his way to a full recovery so I’m grateful for that
Leos really almost never drop their tails. I have a neurotic male who was not handled by his breeder for the first year of his life before he came to me. He has always been bitey but especially when I first got him and recently but I think he’s associated my scent with food because he’s extremely food motivated and the biting has seemed to stop ever since I started wearing latex gloves to handle him, lol. He has never dropped his tail even on the multiple occasions he’s death rolled me and I had to quite literally pry him off after he wouldn’t let go for a few minutes and I was gushing blood from the micro razors. I think he’s a haematomaniac, that’s my headcannon.
I’ve had this particular male longer than any other, and once when he was running around my desk in my bedroom as a kid he knocked over something onto his tail and bashed the tip. It was completely my fault for letting him run around in what I figured would be a safer area than the floors but I was unfortunately young and dumb and I regret it. He fully recovered and regrew the damaged segment.
But, even then with physical trauma to the tail tip, he didn’t drop his tail. I’ve taken in the most malnourished and neglected geckos and no tail dropping. It makes me think if maybe the propensity to drop their tails for little to no reason could maybe be genetic. I know neuroticism (or rather their timid-ness) can be genetic at least in some other animals so I wonder if something like that plays a key role. It’s definitely shocking to see a leo drop their tail though, I’ve never witnessed it myself after going through a good amount if craigslist rehab/rehomes.
Be careful as far as i know geko can only regrow thier tails so many times in thier life before it kills them .
Shut she is problematic so watch her exposing video and my videos where i repost her videos
@@timothyfloyd3269 what do you mean "be careful", like anyone can prevent them from continuing to drop and regrow their tails?
@@alliemaekrispin you can dont handle them lizards will get stressed they aren't pets to be petted only to be looked at. Because what happens is most of a lizards energy and fat is in thier tail. So when its lost it can actualy be fatal if your not careful. As it actualy cost them alot of energy to regrow a new one so it needs to eat alot more.