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I will definitely keep working with him. Thanks again, Teddy C. :blob8: :blob5:

Hello, just wanted to say your advice worked. Tonight my little friend finally crawled on my hand, actually all the way up my arm!!! So I just wanted to say thanks again :D .(although I'll post for more help if I need it. :?: ) :blob5: :blob8: :blob5: :blob8: Thank you...

Also, Thank you for the help and tips and I'll see if he will crawl into my hand. :D

I've had him about a week and a half, but he's only 3 or 4 months old. He hasn't bitten me but he tried to... Once. :study:

Hello everybody i have a question about my new leopard gecko, Oscar. I purchased him at the MA Reptile Expo on October 23rd. He's healthy, but he just seems to not like people (he tried to bite once). He is also seems very scared of me. Is this my fault or not? Or should I give him more time to...

thanks, again that's really cool! :D

looks awsome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D . What is it made of i'd love to something similar :?:

mabe i'm only 13, (surprises most people :D ) so i have to tell my parents they don't smell. except, unless you don't clean

ok thankyou

do turtles smell bad? :?: my sister really wants one and i have a beardie. the beardie doesn't smell at all, although i clean frequently. :D thanks, teddy

I want to cover the back of my 40 gallon breeder tank with a 3D rock background. i need help. what material should i use (clay :?: )? how will i mount it to the back of my tank? i want it to look cool and realistic but most of all i want it to be safe

Hello, what are some good online stores to buy supplies for my dragon :?: (peaches, my dragon, is 5 months) thanks for any recommendations (i am in the united states) thanks, TEDDY

Good i'm glad you found something you can handle and that larry loves :D

my beardie seems to love crickets. she gobbles them up and you let them eat as much as they want. Try a small amount like 70 or something. you can use any medium to large container or even a bucket as long as the crickets can breath. Also, supply them with food to keep them alive and full of...

i'm using a 2 flukers digital thermomometers -measures 85-90 degrees under the basking light -measures 73-78 degrees in the cool side -mearsures 60's or 70's at night this was the first and only time she's done this and thanks again