@@JJCReptiles grabbing them “safely” is ok. I say don’t even teach it because considering it’s the internet you don’t know what little kid or inexperienced reptile owner is gonna do this in a unsafe way
@@donovanware2200 Technically, he did say its for adults only that trusts you so he has made it clear when you should do this. If an inexperienced gecko owner did this even if they saw this video then, sorry to say, they don't know how to listen to instructions. If a little kid did this, the guardians of this kid should be responsible especially if they let them have geckos of their own at such an early age. They should do their own research as parents/guardians of the kid. I do understand that you're worried for the little one tho
i would rather see a child or someone not comfortable around lizards to grab a gecko by the tail than grab it by the belly. it takes quite a bit of effort/time and is rare for geckos to separate their tail
Absolutely never pick up a leopard gecko by their tail. It's horrible for them in so many ways, back issues, tail issues, dropping their tail. Just don't do this, if you hate your pets you can just say it and get rid of them.
@@14_Scar_14 it's horrible for lizards too (a lot of lizards can drop tails as well) it causes a lot of spinal issues. Since their tail is, y'know, part of their spine.
@@yungmxlli745 it really isn't, some lizards can drop tails as well, and it's horrible for their backs. Instead getting heavy duty long armed gloves is a way safer option, as well as trying to work with the animal.
@@Sikkc0 trust me it isn't worth the risk. Leos get spoked fairly easily, and it could hurt the back too. The best way is to either put your hand in front of the Leo, allowing it to climb on you, or to pick up under the belly, supporting all legs and tails with the second hand
I’ve never NEVER intentionally grabbed my gecko by his tail and never will. This morning I was holding him and he darted, but I didn’t want him to fall so I closed my hands quickly and they clasped around his tail, but I immediately fixed that. I will never understand people who not only snatch them by the tail on purpose, but then teach inexperienced people to do so as well.
At the end of the day I think it’s safe to simply not touch their tail. For any animal for that matter, if you’re going to pick something up by the tail, just don’t. Leopard geckos will drop their tails if feeling threatened (it’s meant for if an animal grabs onto its tail, it can still escape) holding any animal by the tail does not benifit them in anyway. All it does is make them uncomfortable, in pain, and cause future issues as it could devolop back problems Unless you literally have no choice to pick it up by it’s tail for some sort of emergency, just don’t.
They only drop their tails when theres a lot of pressure on the tail or your holding and it’s trying to get away and you won’t let it go and then it will feel the need to drop it. Leopard geckos are very smart animals and know they need to drop it if they have a reason. I have a video on my RUclips channel called Do Leopard Geckos drop their tails if you want to check it out :D
Wouldn’t that be somewhat of an extension of their spine? Just seems like the last way I’d want to pick them up. I’m not an expert on gecko anatomy though.
@@abalt3019 that is a great question! Frank might know the answer to that but my opinion and knowledge of the Leopard Gecko no. Since yes the tail is apart of the spine of the Leo is in pain or discomfort they can drop their tails so before damage can be done to the upper spine of the gecko the gecko will detach its tail causing a fracture at the end of the spine and wait for it to regenerate. I could be wrong since we don’t have a lot of knowledge on leopard geckos but in my opinion no it does not affect the upper spine like turtles.
@@Sikkc0 He may sound like a professional but this guy handles his geckos roughly in alot of videos, even if he owns alot of reptiles doesn't mean they are cared for well.
@@isabellagerrits214 yes I know that people being professionals or having many reptiles don’t mean their good owners It was 3: am when I typed that comment so I wasn’t paying attention to how he was handling the gecko just hope he doe’s take good care of them
Even if it’s an adult that trusts you, there are ALWAYS times a leopard gecko is unusually startled by something random and usually normal for them. Longtime leo owners see their leo freak out at a random occurrence during feeding like even if the bug pokes them in an uncomfortable way and they get freaked out to the point of needing to be left alone for a bit. You never know when your leopard gecko is going to have that random spook, and grabbing the base of the tail is going to really do it for them. They may be reluctant to in most cases, but for a prey animal it will very much simulate an instance in being hunted and sometimes leos will go to instinctive behaviors of such scenario. This was a long azz way of saying a calm trusting gecko is never ALWAYS calm & prepared
Grabbing your leopard gecko by their tail, even if they trust you, will make you seem like a predator and will stress them out and lower their trust in you. Just scoop your leopard gecko up gently.
Wtf?! Never pick them up by the tail! It stressed them out, to the point where they drop their tail. I have a gecko, and I never even touch his tail because of this.
I don’t even dare to touch my gecko’s tail 😡 i suggest to show your gecko how to go on you by itself. Start by feeding it with your hand in the terrarium, than guide the gecko so it Walk on your hand with food. The food had to be high so the gecko doesn’t bit your hand. With time the gecko will walk in your hand by itself without food ☺️
Do not grab them from the tail the gecko will drop its tail detaching it from the body. It will end up growing back, but will be a slow process and will not go back the same exact way.
Grabbing leopard geckos by their tail is something I don’t suggest. Letting them crawl onto your hand and carefully picking them up by their stomach is the best way to do it.
Should have stopped at 2 my guy. DO NOT PICK UP *ANY* ANIMAL BY ITS TAIL UNLESS SPECIFIED OTHERWISE. This is a speed run to breaking your geckos back or having them drop their tail and putting unnecessary stress on your gecko. Pick them up in a scooping motion from underneath onto your hand
I own a bunch of geckos. I also know a lot on animals. They wouldn't drop their tail unless they were being picked up, unaware that you were there. I don't usually do this, but when I do, I always pet the gecko, and I make sure it's very aware that I will pick it up. Geckos can't drop their tail on the base, but can only drop past the base. That's why if you pick it up on the base you don't have to worry about it. But, do whatever makes you most comfortable! :)
The fact that he's teaching to pick up by the tail, gotta love when newbies take his advice and freak out after their gecko falls and they r only holding a squirming tail
I can only do it with one of my two geckos. The other one will just bite me XD (Not because they hate me, but because they a little dumb. They think my fingers are food, just like moving shadows)
No absolutely not grabbing by the tail. As a gecko owner myself my gecko has learned my voice brings food and treats so she comes right up to me anyways when she hears my voice. I don't have to snatch her up or anything. So please nobody takes his advice and grab them by the waist or tail it can be very stressful for them!!
Me being a leopard gecko owner and having two leopard geckos i would recommend picking up by the waist or letting them crawl into your hand. picking them up by the tail is how they detach their tail.touching them on the tail would most likely scare the gecko or make them stressed. I would personally try to not even touch their tail. hope this helps ❤
I’ve only ever done the first one, I know it’s not but to me it feels cruel to do the second one. To make it worse, my mum once picked him up like the second one and he sounded like he quacked it was so cute but funny 😂
YES. Teach people the PROPER way to lift a gecko by the tail. Only when they are a full grown adult and 100% trust you and ONLY by the base of their tail. If people choose to ignore those THREE huge facts then thats on them.
my mouth dropped when he lifted them by the tail YOU SHOULD NOT EVER LIFT THEM BY THE TAIL IT HURTS THEM REALLY BADLY PEOPLE ARE SO STUPID IT DOESN'T MATTER IF YOUR AN ADULT OR NOT, IT STILL HURTS THE POOR GECKO'S
Considering that if their tail breaks off it will never grow back the same, so I refuse to grab them by the tail. Mine tends to freak out when I used to grab it from the back.
I just put my hand by mine and she walks into my hand she loves to walk around my room out of her tank she’ll stand up onto the door for me to open her tank
Pick geckos up by their tail all the time... and wow, I've have zero issues. For those new to geckos, make up your own mind instead of the fear that some haters like to spread :)
Personally like to show my hand in front of their face and either let them walk into my hand or simply scoop them up from the front. I think this helps not spook them with a sudden grab at the waist and helps avoid the tail drop scares.
Even if you have a handle able adult leopard geclo that you are 99% sure they wont drop thier tail please dont pick them up by the tail its stressful to thr animal and is almost never nessacary
Honestly there’s just never any reason to pick them up by their tail in the hobby. For breeding I can understand so you can sex them easy but that’s not information I would recommend teaching the general public because they will do it wrong especially with such little instruction. If they trust you you should be able to pick them up from their sides. Leopard geckos are already one of the most commonly abused animals in the reptile trade and people are stupid so this information you just shared will surely cause issues. I’m not trying to be a Karen but I see it all the time they’re the most commonly surrendered and rescued they always look awful when they come in. They will grow their tails back but there’s no reason to put them through that stress in the first place
If you all have such an issue with the way he handled the gecko report the content and keep it pushing. You’re just feeding the analytics and making this seen by more people. Literal idiots unironically promoting the thing you dislike.
Do not pick them up by their tails. Don’t.
It's safe if you're experienced and it trusts you.
@@ababoononyoutube9921 No
@@ababoononyoutube9921 no its not
@@ababoononyoutube9921 No. Do research
@@Finny._the._fish It actually is. You shouldn't, but you could if you need to.
Let’s not teach people to grab their gecko by the tail.
Grabbing their tails safely is ok and actually can help breeders see ovulations and sex them and a easy way to put them in your hands
@@JJCReptiles grabbing them “safely” is ok. I say don’t even teach it because considering it’s the internet you don’t know what little kid or inexperienced reptile owner is gonna do this in a unsafe way
@@donovanware2200 Technically, he did say its for adults only that trusts you so he has made it clear when you should do this. If an inexperienced gecko owner did this even if they saw this video then, sorry to say, they don't know how to listen to instructions. If a little kid did this, the guardians of this kid should be responsible especially if they let them have geckos of their own at such an early age. They should do their own research as parents/guardians of the kid. I do understand that you're worried for the little one tho
@@donovanware2200Your wishes are redundant.
@@drm.himself your comment is redundant
Do not ever pick any geckos up by their tails.
Let's not tell anyone to grab their gecko or any animal really by the tail.
True, the Leopard Gecko can lose its tail if you do that
Why do people grab it by their tails 😭 I do the third one
@GreenBoY09537 no i meant the first sry ;-;
i would rather see a child or someone not comfortable around lizards to grab a gecko by the tail than grab it by the belly. it takes quite a bit of effort/time and is rare for geckos to separate their tail
It’s ok for chinchillas but for other animals I agree
Never hold them by the tail even if there’s trust in the relationship, I just give mine the belly scoop to pick her up.
I’m getting one, I’m gonna do the waste one
Absolutely never pick up a leopard gecko by their tail. It's horrible for them in so many ways, back issues, tail issues, dropping their tail. Just don't do this, if you hate your pets you can just say it and get rid of them.
@@yungmxlli745 I get you have a aggressive lizard, but it’s not wrong for GECKOS
@@yungmxlli745 I meant it’s wrong for geckos sry lol
It’s fine for lizards that can’t drop tails but not fine for geckos that can and will drop there tail
@@14_Scar_14 it's horrible for lizards too (a lot of lizards can drop tails as well) it causes a lot of spinal issues.
Since their tail is, y'know, part of their spine.
@@yungmxlli745 it really isn't, some lizards can drop tails as well, and it's horrible for their backs.
Instead getting heavy duty long armed gloves is a way safer option, as well as trying to work with the animal.
Why are we teaching people to grab them by the tail 🤦♀️
I agree
Yeh, you can also bait a hook with a wax worm and hook them by the face, but shouldn't do that either
I mean that’s why he said only if trusted and if you do don’t grab to hard
@@Sikkc0 trust me it isn't worth the risk. Leos get spoked fairly easily, and it could hurt the back too. The best way is to either put your hand in front of the Leo, allowing it to climb on you, or to pick up under the belly, supporting all legs and tails with the second hand
@@lemonlizard1 yeah I agree i wouldn’t recommend it but i only commented that in case someone wanted to try it ig
I just let mine crawl onto my hand, if she doesn’t then I take it as a sign that she doesn’t want to be held.
You should only grab your geckos tail if it is an ABSOLUTE CERTAIN EMERGENCY like theyre about to fall or something
I’ve never NEVER intentionally grabbed my gecko by his tail and never will. This morning I was holding him and he darted, but I didn’t want him to fall so I closed my hands quickly and they clasped around his tail, but I immediately fixed that. I will never understand people who not only snatch them by the tail on purpose, but then teach inexperienced people to do so as well.
At the end of the day I think it’s safe to simply not touch their tail. For any animal for that matter, if you’re going to pick something up by the tail, just don’t. Leopard geckos will drop their tails if feeling threatened (it’s meant for if an animal grabs onto its tail, it can still escape) holding any animal by the tail does not benifit them in anyway. All it does is make them uncomfortable, in pain, and cause future issues as it could devolop back problems
Unless you literally have no choice to pick it up by it’s tail for some sort of emergency, just don’t.
I wouldn’t recommend holding them by the tail, because sometimes it will fall off.
Edit: thanks for all the likes I guess??
They only drop their tails when theres a lot of pressure on the tail or your holding and it’s trying to get away and you won’t let it go and then it will feel the need to drop it. Leopard geckos are very smart animals and know they need to drop it if they have a reason. I have a video on my RUclips channel called Do Leopard Geckos drop their tails if you want to check it out :D
Frank also has a video on his channel :D
Wouldn’t that be somewhat of an extension of their spine? Just seems like the last way I’d want to pick them up. I’m not an expert on gecko anatomy though.
@@abalt3019 that is a great question! Frank might know the answer to that but my opinion and knowledge of the Leopard Gecko no. Since yes the tail is apart of the spine of the Leo is in pain or discomfort they can drop their tails so before damage can be done to the upper spine of the gecko the gecko will detach its tail causing a fracture at the end of the spine and wait for it to regenerate. I could be wrong since we don’t have a lot of knowledge on leopard geckos but in my opinion no it does not affect the upper spine like turtles.
@@abalt3019 @geekygeckocreations that’s a great question for your opinion as well I’d love to see yours
I see now why your leopard gecko left his tail twice ..
Don't pick them up by the tail... They may think they are being attacked and detach the tail.
That’s why he said if they trust you I don’t think he he’s grabbing them to hard since he seems like a professional
@@Sikkc0 He may sound like a professional but this guy handles his geckos roughly in alot of videos, even if he owns alot of reptiles doesn't mean they are cared for well.
@@isabellagerrits214 yes I know that people being professionals or having many reptiles don’t mean their good owners It was 3: am when I typed that comment so I wasn’t paying attention to how he was handling the gecko just hope he doe’s take good care of them
I'm not exactly a reptile owner but I've seen enough to know you do NOT hold an animal by its tail, let alone a lizard *known* for dropping its tail.
Don't grab your gecko by it's tail
NEVER PICK UP A GECKO BY THE TAIL
Don’t grab them by their tails. It will most likely be painful, and it will stress them out.
No matter how experienced or old NEVER pick up a leopard gecko by their tail
Even if it’s an adult that trusts you, there are ALWAYS times a leopard gecko is unusually startled by something random and usually normal for them. Longtime leo owners see their leo freak out at a random occurrence during feeding like even if the bug pokes them in an uncomfortable way and they get freaked out to the point of needing to be left alone for a bit. You never know when your leopard gecko is going to have that random spook, and grabbing the base of the tail is going to really do it for them. They may be reluctant to in most cases, but for a prey animal it will very much simulate an instance in being hunted and sometimes leos will go to instinctive behaviors of such scenario.
This was a long azz way of saying a calm trusting gecko is never ALWAYS calm & prepared
Grabbing your leopard gecko by their tail, even if they trust you, will make you seem like a predator and will stress them out and lower their trust in you. Just scoop your leopard gecko up gently.
Or just let them walk on you first.
Wtf?! Never pick them up by the tail! It stressed them out, to the point where they drop their tail. I have a gecko, and I never even touch his tail because of this.
For real! I never hsve touched her tail before
I don’t even dare to touch my gecko’s tail 😡 i suggest to show your gecko how to go on you by itself. Start by feeding it with your hand in the terrarium, than guide the gecko so it Walk on your hand with food. The food had to be high so the gecko doesn’t bit your hand. With time the gecko will walk in your hand by itself without food ☺️
Do not grab them from the tail the gecko will drop its tail detaching it from the body. It will end up growing back, but will be a slow process and will not go back the same exact way.
Grabbing leopard geckos by their tail is something I don’t suggest. Letting them crawl onto your hand and carefully picking them up by their stomach is the best way to do it.
Should have stopped at 2 my guy.
DO NOT PICK UP *ANY* ANIMAL BY ITS TAIL UNLESS SPECIFIED OTHERWISE. This is a speed run to breaking your geckos back or having them drop their tail and putting unnecessary stress on your gecko. Pick them up in a scooping motion from underneath onto your hand
Pick up by the tail? Isn't that make them much more likely to drop that tail? What if they get spooked!?!? Nope not gonna risk it.
I own a bunch of geckos. I also know a lot on animals. They wouldn't drop their tail unless they were being picked up, unaware that you were there. I don't usually do this, but when I do, I always pet the gecko, and I make sure it's very aware that I will pick it up. Geckos can't drop their tail on the base, but can only drop past the base. That's why if you pick it up on the base you don't have to worry about it. But, do whatever makes you most comfortable! :)
The fact that he's teaching to pick up by the tail, gotta love when newbies take his advice and freak out after their gecko falls and they r only holding a squirming tail
I screamed no when he picked it up by its tail lol
Please don’t hold your gecko by the tail unless you are very experienced and the gecko trusts you. I learned this the hard way 😅
If you want actual leopard gecko tips watch Jessica’s annual friends
Apparently domestic leopard geckos can drop their tails for no reason so this is the reason not to pick them up by the tail
And to get away from predator
In the wild
To get away from predators
Grabbing them by the base the thickest part of their tail is just stupidity
The anxiety I got when it was lifted by the tail 😢
The second one is the most safe and gentle way in the video, but the absolute best way is letting them voluntarily climb on you
I usually do number 2, but thank you about telling me about number 1!! Also don’t pick it up by the tail. It’ll fall off
Im glad I’m doing this right, I got a leopard gecko today and I let him walk across hand to hand and pick him up with the first 2 options
NEVER EVER EVER GRAB ANY SIZED OR AGED GECKO BY THE TAIL IT DOSENT MATTER IF YOU THINK THEY TRUST YOU PLEASE DONT DO THAT!!!
I like method 4
Become part of there environment and pick them up when they walk on you randomly
Sorry, it might be random, but do leopard geckos need soaking dishes or just a small water dish and humid hide.
I can only do it with one of my two geckos. The other one will just bite me XD (Not because they hate me, but because they a little dumb. They think my fingers are food, just like moving shadows)
My vet tech/animal sciences class in high school raised leopard geckos, and we were always told to never pick them up by their tails.
When he picked leopard gecko from tail: My heart: 📉📉📉📉📉📉
NEVER EVER TOLD A GECKO BY ITS TAIL!! THE FIRST METHOD IS ALSO BAD!!! please do not touch or pick your gecko up by its tail
As someone who has a baby leopard gecko yes please grab them from the waist and not the tail!
i’m so glad i bought a panther chameleon, he won’t lose his tail
New title of video how to strees a leopard gecko
I saw him grab it by its tail and i just went
"Oh no why dont do that"
Bro really out here teaching people to pick up leopard geckos by the tail
Don't ever grab the tail.
No absolutely not grabbing by the tail. As a gecko owner myself my gecko has learned my voice brings food and treats so she comes right up to me anyways when she hears my voice. I don't have to snatch her up or anything. So please nobody takes his advice and grab them by the waist or tail it can be very stressful for them!!
Me being a leopard gecko owner and having two leopard geckos i would recommend picking up by the waist or letting them crawl into your hand. picking them up by the tail is how they detach their tail.touching them on the tail would most likely scare the gecko or make them stressed.
I would personally try to not even touch their tail.
hope this helps ❤
The only one I would really recommend in this video is the 2nd one, it shouldn’t hurt them in anyway and it’s used by most people
Meanwhile With My Gecko: I'ma End This Girls Life And Become Sonic On Her Arms And Hands 😈
(Also Please Don't Hold Your Leapord Gecko By The Tail)
I’m a gecko specialist and just a one finger touch will not harm or cause the lizard to drop its tail hope this helps ❤
THE FIRST ONE HELPED SO MUCH TY! but please don’t tell people to grab their geckos by the tail
Way 2 is definitely the best way and the only way I will ever pick up mine
He said if they TRUST you, stop having selective hearing
And you wonder how the tail falls off..
I’ve only ever done the first one, I know it’s not but to me it feels cruel to do the second one. To make it worse, my mum once picked him up like the second one and he sounded like he quacked it was so cute but funny 😂
My guy walks straight onto my hand 😅
This guy out here really telling us to grab geckos by there tails
YES. Teach people the PROPER way to lift a gecko by the tail. Only when they are a full grown adult and 100% trust you and ONLY by the base of their tail. If people choose to ignore those THREE huge facts then thats on them.
Ah yes, pick up the animal known for detaching its tail by the tail! Genius.
Hey, my leopard gecko squirms really fast when I try to pick her up. I have tried the first two, but no luck. Anyone know how to help?
I have a bell albino too! Looks just like him! His name is cheeto
my mouth dropped when he lifted them by the tail
YOU SHOULD NOT EVER LIFT THEM BY THE TAIL
IT HURTS THEM REALLY BADLY
PEOPLE ARE SO STUPID
IT DOESN'T MATTER IF YOUR AN ADULT OR NOT, IT STILL HURTS THE POOR GECKO'S
what a cute little thing. keep up the good work mate🙌
NEVER pick up a gecko from its tail. It can release its tail.
Considering that if their tail breaks off it will never grow back the same, so I refuse to grab them by the tail. Mine tends to freak out when I used to grab it from the back.
Me trying to take him by the tail:
His tail: 🛫
i wouldn’t even show people the third one
I just put my hand by mine and she walks into my hand she loves to walk around my room out of her tank she’ll stand up onto the door for me to open her tank
Are they climbing the glass?
No she stands on the lip where the doors are
I got scared when you picked it up by the tail…even if it’s an adult, it’s tail could still fall off
Bro that literally looks identical to my leopard geckos morph.
Absolutely DO NOT pick up your gecko by its tail, REGARDLESS of if it’s used to you.
Your Leo is beautiful 😍 🤩
(Disclaimer) NEVER pick a leopard gecko up by its tail. Never
#3 is playing with fire..🔥
I reccomend way 1 because thé can choose if they want to be held, i wouldn’t want to force my Child Into anything
In case anyone ever offers me 10 million dollars to pick one up, I'll know how to tell someone ELSE how to do it!
Pick geckos up by their tail all the time... and wow, I've have zero issues. For those new to geckos, make up your own mind instead of the fear that some haters like to spread :)
So many gecko experts in the comments 😂😂😂😂
Please NEVER pick ANY lizard up by the tail
This is really helpful thanks ❤❤
I’ve seen this one the yellow gecko in my family’s house, and I tried to feed it. A big moth, but it was scared of me 💀
Personally like to show my hand in front of their face and either let them walk into my hand or simply scoop them up from the front. I think this helps not spook them with a sudden grab at the waist and helps avoid the tail drop scares.
Why are we making people think it's it's okay to hold then by their tails?
it's fine unless the Gecko isn't used to it or is under pressure
@David LZ I mean, would you pick a dog up by its tail?
@@davidlz830 It isn’t fine. It stressed them out to where they drop their tail. Which isn’t good
Even if you have a handle able adult leopard geclo that you are 99% sure they wont drop thier tail please dont pick them up by the tail its stressful to thr animal and is almost never nessacary
Thank you so much for this video I'm getting a leopard gecko and I didn't know how to pick it up
I’ve had a gecko once so I barely even know that much about them but even I know you should NEVER pick them up by the tail EVER
This video feels like a funny skit with an incredibly fucked up ending.
Please don’t grab your gecko by the tail
It’s not safe and has a chance of dropping it so don’t risk it or do it at all
Honestly there’s just never any reason to pick them up by their tail in the hobby. For breeding I can understand so you can sex them easy but that’s not information I would recommend teaching the general public because they will do it wrong especially with such little instruction. If they trust you you should be able to pick them up from their sides. Leopard geckos are already one of the most commonly abused animals in the reptile trade and people are stupid so this information you just shared will surely cause issues. I’m not trying to be a Karen but I see it all the time they’re the most commonly surrendered and rescued they always look awful when they come in. They will grow their tails back but there’s no reason to put them through that stress in the first place
my gecko trusts me but i would NEVER pick her up by her tail. i’m glad all the top comments are flaming you
Way #2 the best
This dude said "gently" xD he has been grabbing them roughly in other videos, let alone grabs them by the tail
NO!!! Do not do number 3 by ANY means it is to risky and dose not mater if it is an adult ,poor thing will get too scared!!!!
If you all have such an issue with the way he handled the gecko report the content and keep it pushing. You’re just feeding the analytics and making this seen by more people. Literal idiots unironically promoting the thing you dislike.
Terrible advice. Do not touch the tail, they can get randomly spooked and lose their tail.
I never now how to pick my own leopard gekko up this helpt me so match thanks 👍
To everyone who says to not pick up the geckos by their tail, well maybe he is a profesional at it okay?😅😅😅