More Leopard Gecko eating crickets
March 1, 2010 | Posted by rassad These crickets were actually a little too big. I will have to make sure to get smaller ones in the future.
Categories: Leopard Gecko Care | 
Tags: crickets, feed, feeding, gecko, leopard, versus | 
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The last cricket was eventually eaten, but it took a while.
He looks so mean when he eats, like a wild ferocious beast… and then once he swallows he’s cute and cuddly again.
Cool setup!!!
can you make a vid on how to set up a leopard gecko tank?
hey i got the same rock!
i love the tile! i got my leoon repti-carpet.
Does geckos have scales?
NO.
But they are reptiles, right?
Technically, I guess you could say that they have scales. However, they do not really have a scaled look. A leopard gecko’s skin has a smoother appearance than many other scaled lizards. I am by no means an expert, so if you want to know more I suggest you get a book from the library or talk to a reptile specialist.
Nah… Just wondering.
Geckos are cool!
DAMN crunchin on that cricket at :43 turn ur volum up
Sure they have scales, they’re just small so they look like smooth skin.
haha at 2:39 there like aaaaahhhhh
like the tiles how did you do that do you have to cut it or measure it?
You do not have to cut the tiles. At least not for a 20 gal long tank. The tiles are the perfect size to fit the tank. There are some gaps though. Some people fill the gaps with sand, but I don’t want to risk impaction.
what do you think of putting clay as a subsrate
ha ha!
wow, everyone elses leopard geckos seems to be great hunters but mine just cant catch crickets, i havent had her for very long, maybe about 2 weeks. Will she become better at hunting as time goes on?
i used tiles for a while but my geckos couldnt pounce for there food very well because they kept slipping on the smooth surface of the tiles. lol
@MrGeckoLeopard how old is she? hatch-lings have to learn to hunt for their food.