Anybody have any pictures of their gecko's doing something funny or weird please post. Here is my female just hanging around. She likes to climb up, hang for a few seconds swinging, and then drops down and does it again. After about 5 times she gets tired and rests.

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That's awesome. lol

This is the first pic I ever took of my gecko. It was just a lucky shot, but it's a great one.

Those are great pictures! I don't have anything funny of the Leopard Geckos. Lots of goofy Bearded Dragon pics, but I guess my Leopard Geckos aren't as big of hams

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Ok, I guess I found a cute picture of Thunder. Not hilarious, but cute He is licking the shed off of his head:

http://www.herpcenter.com/gallery/fi...5/100_5230.jpg

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what great pics everyone
elcaminogecko ~~is your gecko on sand?? I thought that was bad for them.
I would get rid of the sand if I were you...unless I am wrong.

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Just because you have an animal that isnt dead doesnt mean you know how to take care of it

I do keep him on sand, but I always put him in a tupperware box to feed on crickets. I can't imagine him ingesting sand any other way then by biting at a crickets, so I feel he is safe.

Is this broken logic? Should I give up and forget about sand?

this thread is not a debate about substrates. its to post funny pics of gecko's there are plenty other threads you can voice your opinion on reguarding the use of sand. Also for your info not using sand cuts the chances of impaction down. but using sand will not kill your lizards.

Please leave post moderating to the moderators!
Not true.
There are proven cases of sand impaction killing lizards. When you chose to use sand, you take that risk. That said, this post is not going to turn into a substrate debate.
Lets get back to the original topic!

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