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Sean Doty

2y↑1

@Nete Andersen thank you for this!

And @LadyMysanthrope thank you.

I over research to the point that I think I'm not able to do this (mostly a fear from never having a reptile). Fiancé has a ball python and that kick started my interest beyond casual "that's so cool" to "I really enjoy the look, etc"

Basically, you both have helped me even in this brief interaction get over my hesitation.

Still would love to see one of WWR chahoua video (as they appear to be the forgotten new Caledonia of the main 4), but I appreciate you both much.

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Wickens Wicked Reptiles

2y↑21

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Cris arrollo

hi! What is little foot morph?

The_Ace_Of_Spades _

I really liked the thumbnail on this video! It definitely popped out in my recommended and caught my eye.

Megan Long

Could you make a video about fan footed geckos? I’m interested in getting one but I’m having a hard time getting info on them.

Bladzium

can you do a daygecko care guide
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Midnight Express

I love ants 🐜 They are a great example of teamwork 💜 👏

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Elijah's Ants

2y↑147

Little foot is so cute! Leos are probably one of the best if not the best pet gecko you can get! Keep up to good content! (2k from 200k!)

Cryo_Games

@albus double doors I’m sorry, what were you expecting?

Light skin XXVVXX

Both crested & leopard geckos are easy pets facts that crested geckos will drink water off the glass&leaf and leopard geckos clean up after there selfs when they shed because they eat it

albus double doors

2y↑1

i've had a leo for almost two years and to be honest, they aren't that good of a pet. they just kinda sit there. eat drink sleep repeat.

Shawn Wilsoncroft

2y↑3

Ya gotta get a leachie! Now they're amazing to own! I love tokays also the challenge they present is cool to figure out. I'm in the process of taming mine now. Theres something about them being so defensive and aggressive that makes them awesome!

DJS Fish

2y↑8

Crested geckos are also really fun and easy

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HIST

2y↑107

I live in NZ and kept native green geckos in the past, they require special diets of native hawk moths and coprosma berries very unlike those found overseas. They're very cold temperature and slow to breed and are often kept outside here.
All of our geckos are endangered but breeding programs are always ongoing, every gecko in captivity here has a registration number and an in-depth yearly report on breeding, disease, escapes, deaths ect. All native gecko keepers in NZ have to study up and get approved from DOC before getting a license and their captive bred (wild caught is illegal) gecko, these geckos are extremely important to not only our environment but our culture, they are all taonga species important to indigenous Maori and are all ultimately protected by CITES, the NZ government and iwi. Which makes us as kiwis feel pretty squeamish when we see our culturally important protected species being sold as pets overseas, knowing that many of those geckos have been stolen from us and receive poor care.

A large amount of our geckos get stolen from us by poachers hoping to sell them for thousands overseas, had to give mine away to a more secure location because poachers had been stealing geckos from local keepers. A large amount of the animals end up in japan, Europe and sometimes the Americas, there's a reason why many overseas keepers hold CITES records to prove theirs are legal, a lot of them on the market are stolen and poached animals. The only species foreigners can legally keep are captive bred descendants of Naultinus grayii which were exported out of New Zealand into Europe prior to 1989, if you see a NZ gecko for sale that cannot prove to be descended from this founding stock (no CITES record), or if they're any other NZ gecko species, they are 100% poached black market geckos.

Pɪxᴇʟ

Nice to see another New Zealander in the reptile community that cares!

muurrarium

2y↑6

Thank you so much!
I loved to hear how you guys do things (Netherlands here, lots of protected animals/ we do not have that many anyway/ but none are 'culturally meaningful' as well. I am a bit jealous :) )

Morgan D.

2y↑52

Would you ever consider making a video on your chahouas? There’s not that many videos on YouTube about them, and I’d love to hear what you think of them! (Maybe even a care guide…?)

Dev VanDyke

2y↑2

@Wickens Wicked Reptiles I second this! Chewies are on my dream reptile list. A care guide would be awesome!

Sean Doty

2y↑3

Yes! I made this comment too.

Would love to see it!

Wickens Wicked Reptiles

2y↑18

Great suggestion!

Underrated MLG

2y↑37

I live in NZ and the northland geckos you see in Europe have been illegally smuggled out of the country unfortunately. You can actually get a permit to keep them here and I will most likely be getting some wellington green geckos eventually once I've filed the proper paper work and have the setup ready.

Irido

2y↑4

@Dev VanDyke That means they don't care. If you really love the animals you plan to keep, the very first thing you need to do is to know if they're WC or not. If you don't do that, you don't mind at all if you're funding the animal traffic, and as I said, you just want the animal in your house, no matter what.

Dev VanDyke

2y↑1

@Irido I don’t think “most keepers” don’t care. MOST of us love these animals and want to keep them responsibly. A lot of keepers just don’t know where their animals come from or don’t realize that WC is bad.

Irido

2y↑1

Most of keepers don't care if they are buying WC endangered animals. They just want to have them in their home.

pet time

Nice!!

The Chicken Wizard

2y↑69

I have 2 texas banded geckos, which are closely related to westerns. However, they're much smaller, at only 3-4 inches as adults. Both of mine are captive bred, and they are both the best geckos I've ever kept! They are, in my experience, even more outgoing and curious than leos, and will come up to the glass and crawl onto my hand on their own. I especially love my male, who will ignore food in favor of exploring the "jungle gym" that my hands are to him. I've never kept westerns, but I'm still kinda hurt they made it onto the list. Of course you should always choose captive bred animals, but I don't think it's fair that they're marked down just because they aren't often bred in captivity. More people should definitely be keeping banded geckos, as they have so much charm and personality for such tiny beings!

kakashigranolabar

2y↑1

Neon day geckos are gasss. Very intelligent, attentive, and interactive

Keith Pannell

2y↑2

@The Chicken Wizard I love all of the coleonyx geckos, and brevis (the Texas Banded) is my personal favorite! These were some of the animals I remember catching when I was a kid when we'd go visit family down in the canyon areas. I keep trying to pick up some, but just when I have the money for a set-up for a nice colony, they get really hard to find captive bred. Someday, hopefully soon! Geckos Etc. are good folks, and likely will be my source as well. Good luck with your little ones!

Suicidal Anderson

@The Chicken Wizard I have looked for months at multiple sellers like morphmarket, joshs frogs, Supreme gecko, herpoculture, austin reptile connections for about a year now for a pair and I've only seen one pair that was almost instantly snatched up otherwise I would've bought it and the other listing was for a single wild caught male.

The Chicken Wizard

2y↑8

@Suicidal Anderson There are breeders indeed working with these animals, but unfortunately it's not as easy as just buying one from morphmarket (yet). I got my 2 from Geckos Etc. Herpetoculture, and had to wait about 4 months after contacting them before the geckos were old enough to sell. You just have to do your research, find reputable breeders, reach out to them, and most importantly, be patient.

P.S: I'm in California and unfortunately can't legally keep westerns, but Josh's frogs sells captive bred western banded geckos and ships them out to states where it's legal to own them.

Jessica Danielson

2y↑4

My central American banded geckos are my faves,and my neon day geckos are the brightest and breed pretty easily

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Hannah White

2y↑9

Leopard geckos are absolutely amazing! I’ve had my girl for about a year now, but she’s close to two years old. She’s the sweetest little gecko, is so good at being handled (it took her a while to get comfortable with it, but positive reinforcement and not forcing it goes a long way), and is not picky at all when it comes to food. Surprisingly she’s smart as well (in the survivalist sense that if you provide her something essential she know’s what it’s for and uses it as much as she needs). She’s an absolutely delight to have, and I’d recommend a leopard gecko to everyone who owns reptiles. They’re just such amazing little critters 💕

Joverlord

I gave my leopard gecko a plastic hamster wheel and he runs on it it was so funny I hear him in the night playing on it. they are very smart animals.

Regina Balmaceda

2y↑18

I've been watching your videos for a long time and I still can't figure it out... How does Littlefoot not walk right off your shoulder? My gecko thinks he can fly and will do anything he can to walk right off of high perches.

Wickens Wicked Reptiles

2y↑17

I'm basically Matilda and can move things or stop things from moving with my mind

pet time

2y↑17

Hey man I love your content it's so entertaining and informational I watch it whenever I feel down it cheers me up and makes me so happy that there are people like you who are willing to do so much for their animals and provide the best care possible thank you keep up the amazing work and have a amazing day 🙂

Wickens Wicked Reptiles

2y↑5

thank you so much!

Kayla Roach

2y↑4

Awesome video! I love that you spoke so highly of Leopard Geckos.. Often times, experienced hobbyists will shy away from “beginner species” due to their popularity and presence among inexperienced keepers. I believe that we should view common species with the same fascination that we have towards rare/uncommon species. Although I have a diverse group of animals in my care, Leopard Geckos have a special place in my heart! I often find myself sitting in front of their enclosures and staring at them for long periods of time.. longer than I’d like to admit! 😂🦎❤️

April coil

2y↑2

I've had my leopard geckos for almost 7 months now and I absolutely love them they are so social my male literally runs up to the glass lol I'm thinking about adding an African fat tailed next

whispering crown

2y↑4

Thank you for saying the thing about beginner stuff. My rainbow boa is the first snake I've ever had. But I've researched for 7 years and I take amazing care of him. Bright colours, sociable, easy shedding processes, he's the perfect weight for his age. I do everything for him and he's doing so well even though he isn't a good beginner snake

ohianaw

2y↑3

i always liked Tokay geckos over the other species for some reason. there colors and their general enviornment is appealing to me and also because they are fairly aggressive and i love a little challenge. also because their pretty big and cute. hopefully one day i can own one and give it a big nice enclosure :)

Kiki Asakura

2y↑2

I just found your content and I love it! I have only ever owned cats so reptiles are something so intriguing to me. I don’t think I’ll ever own any reptiles of my own, but I love learning about any and all kind of reptiles. Thank you for making such educating and entertaining videos! P.S. My cat likes watching your videos… but probably for the wrong reasons. He loves watching the reptiles move across the screen. Lol! Thank you for your video.

Sean Doty

2y↑19

It may be a lot of overlap, but I would personally love a Chahoua Gecko care video.

Been reading for over a year to grab one and I just over research.

But hearing your opinions on UV bulbs, tank heaters, diet, etc would be great

Sean Doty

2y↑1

LadyMysanthrope

2y↑1

@Nete Andersen Mine is also a mainland chahoua. He's my only reptile. He's extremely friendly, not a fan of being held but will tolerate it...and very curious. He uses every inch of his enclosure (18x18x24, going to move to a 36 next year). I was doing insects every other day and pangea daily but I've pulled back on the amount of insects now that he's 2 and a good weight. I keep him in a bioactive, fully planted enclosure with an additional UVB that I run a few hours each morning so he can be in it if he wants. I did a ton of research before getting a chahoua, and ...I'm beyond happy with him. But I ALWAYS love hearing/learning anything about them. Oh and mine's a weirdo in that I think after live waxworms...superworms are his favorite insect which is weird. And he's meh about crickets.

Nete Andersen

2y↑2

i have a mainland chahoua and i keep him much like my crested and gargoyle geckos. With 2,4% UVB and insects twice a week. I most of the time mix his normal pangea with the breeding and growth formula for his slightly higher calcium needs. I higly recomend getting a chahoua, especially mainland if you want a more handable one. Mine is my favorite of my geckos as he has a great personality and is very bold and curious.

LadyMysanthrope

2y↑1

I have a chahoua gecko and I would love to see a care guide. :)

karen wetherald

2y↑7

I really love the "Love this- Get this" type of video... very educational (and my son is now as we speak downloading the ants game )

Wickens Wicked Reptiles

2y↑1

ehhh awesome!

s bird

2y↑1

I've had my crestie for almost a year and I'm considering getting another pet gecko. Leaning towards a leopard gecko, but might try one of the other New Caledonia geckos like a chewie. Leos are super cute though.

Side note: as a preschool teacher I'll point out that absolutely no pet- reptile, bird, small mammal etc. should be handled by a small child. Young children just don't have the self restraint or understanding to be gentle enough. The only exception to this rule might be a well-trained dog or maybe cat, who are big enough and intelligent enough to generally be able to avoid a small child's grasping hands.

Grace Farrell

2y↑4

I really love Leachies! They are my dream reptile, but I can't currently afford or house one. Hopefully one day! Great video by the way, love the new thumbnail!

Wickens Wicked Reptiles

2y↑1

thank you!

Lori W

2y↑6

The more I watch your videos the closer I get to getting a Leachianus. They’re really cool looking. So far I’ve got 2 Ball Pythons and I’d love to have a monitor lizard but I’m not set up for it nor do I have the experience needed to have one. But I think I could handle a Leachie!🦎❤️🦎

Wickens Wicked Reptiles

2y↑2

you and me both! hahaa

Ophiolatrix

This is my first time hearing about many of these geckos! I can't believe how beautiful they all are (though I might have some bias toward the blue day gecko)

Chris Thompson

2y↑6

THANK YOU FOR INCLUDING MY BABIES THE WESTERN BANDED GECKOS‼️‼️ I breed and have a female that hangs on my shirt just like your gecko on your shirt! They’re amazing pets but not the best starter oet since they’re so fragile

Wickens Wicked Reptiles

2y↑1

That is awesome!

PanQnRae39

2y↑1

DBCB exotics is also fond of his tokays and has awesome grow tent habitats. He has a few cool morphs also. He unfortunately doesn't get huge audiences, but he does deserve them

Kevin Scott

2y↑14

I have to disagree on tokays. I bred them for years and they were my favorite, hands down. Their behavior is fascinating. The babies come out of the egg wanting to kill you but with regular handling they tame down easy.

ScalyBuddies

Same,I think the assumption of them being bad pets r just purely of the wc ones,cbs r as tame as puppies if given the effort

Nathan Watson

2y↑1

A tokay was my first step into geckos about ten years ago. Like many I was fascinated by the size and color. To this day, many many gecko species in, tokays are the only thing that has drawn blood. They are the most unpredictable of them all to me. I have had some that were angels and even still on any given day they can flip a switch and wanna take off your finger. 😂I would concur that while they aren’t terrible pets, they definitely aren’t the ones to start off with.

Matthew Neary

2y↑1

Love my captive bred tokay, he is now full grown, calls nightly and sometimes in the morning. He is extremely inquisitive and while I don't handle him regularly he does not get aggressive with me when it's needed. My wife is terrified of him but he is so confident with himself his demeanor is more dog like than lizard like.

Birbdad

2y↑2

Neon Day Geckos are a good choice if you really want a day gecko. They are small, but relatively easy to keep, they can be housed together and they're active and inquisitive by nature. Oh and atleast where I live they don't cost a fortune. 100€ +- depending on where you look, they are easy to breed so they will always be captive bred.

Oh and they are very beautiful.

Holly odii

Excellent video! I’ve never been owned by a gecko. It’s great to hear about what’s out there and what makes for an easier pet. This answered several of my questions! Thx Adam!

Sniffy

2y↑2

My four year old loves watching your videos. He spotted this one and made me go back and find it calling it a lizard show. I enjoy your videos and have learned so much from you!

Wickens Wicked Reptiles

2y↑1

Love it!

Bernardo Lacerda

2y↑4

i always loved leachies, they look like shrunken down frumpy jurassic park raptors

it is a shame that if i were to keep them i'd have to sell my house though

Rottweiler Fun !!

2y↑1

Thanks for introducing us to so many species that we wouldn't know about otherwise. I really enjoyed this video.

Willow Untz

2y↑5

All of your reptiles are SO adorable! You're the best reptile youtuber I've watched! Have a great day

Wickens Wicked Reptiles

2y↑3

Thanks so much 😊

JoeyTheReptileGuy

Awesome video! I love geckos, they are a awesome species of reptile! Can't get most geckos here in Australia, but we still have some awesome geckos here, keep up the great work, Love from Australia ❤️

Katherine Tran

2y↑1

Cameroon Dwarf Geckos are easier to keep than Electric Blue Day Geckos and are starting to be bred in captivity. They are a lot more forgiving of variations in their parameters, diurnal, bold and active. They eat the same diet as the Electric Blues, micro insects and crested gecko diet, and the males are a pretty blue and green. They are also egg laying machines.

Shelby Watts

2y↑2

My brother got a Tokay from a kind of shady store. They told him it was an easy keeper, and he was very new to keeping reptiles. He made a mistake like we all can. His was wild caught, it was horrible aggressive (territorial) and just overall a bad experience. My brother did go out of his way to make it a pretty amazing enclosure though. He took very good care of him/her. Ultimately he found someone who was much more experienced in reptile keeping at a show to take the Tokay. It was the best move. While pretty to look at, it was going to be much more enjoyed and handled by someone with experience.

410 D

That’s a shame did he get another reptile

Kay B

2y↑6

“They weren’t even defined until 2010, so 12 years ago” that hit me so hard I had to pause the video to make sure the math was correct lol

Wickens Wicked Reptiles

2y↑1

bro,... same!

Isaac Foose

2y↑8

As a kid my dad had gorgeous tokey geckos I got bit on the nose it surprisingly didn't hurt I was like 6yrs old 😅 I got a scar on my nose as well from ir

Wickens Wicked Reptiles

2y↑4

wow eh

Heather Harrison

2y↑1

I love tokay geckos, but I wouldn't recommend them for everyone. Years ago, I had two of them and found them quite enjoyable, but I was well aware that I needed to keep my finger away from those snapping jaws. Bites from these geckos are unusually nasty for their size, so it is absolutely necessary to be alert and cautious when working with them. Their vile attitudes are entertaining, and their defensive behavior makes them easy to feed. Open the cage, and the gecko will open its mouth wide, preparing to bite. Put some food near its mouth (use tongs!), and those powerful jaws will snap shut like a bear trap. As soon as the gecko realizes that the object in its mouth is food and not a finger, it will eagerly gobble it up. I used to give them scraps of meat as a supplement to insects. They probably need insects for a properly balanced diet, but maybe an alternative diet that doesn't involve annoying live insects would be feasible - some research would certainly be required to make sure their dietary requirements are met. Captive bred specimens might be less nasty, and should be preferred anyway, but I wouldn't be inclined to let my guard down around them. If I ever get geckos again, I'll look for captive bred tokay geckos. Other species might make better pets, but I can't imagine any of them being as much fun as tokay geckos.

Michelle Ralston

Hooray! I missed seeing Littlefoot. Proud Leo Mom here. This was one of the most entertaining videos and I really needed the laughs. I would absolutely pay to watch a stand-up with reptiles. LOL

fullonsociopath

2y↑1

That first gecko looks like an emerald tree boa morphed into a gecko. I have a P grandis. He thinks he is a green tokay, a bitey bastard, lol.
I know people really love the caledonia geckos, but other than the crested; I think they all look like the before picture in an improvement comparison. Wrinkly sock geckos.

Mondo Geckos Exotics and Oddities

2y↑2

Great video! I watched this while cleaning cages, with a 15 inch long leachianus on my shoulder. Easily my favourite gecko, just watch out for those projectile poops lmao

Yilong Ma

I love your energy and humor! Your vids are fun and educational to watch, thanks and good luck with your channel

Dark Crystal

2y↑5

I've had my leachie for 5 years and he was my first gecko. I think they are extremely easy to keep. I have lost a crested due to a heat wave and my Leachie did fine. The rub is breeding them.

Dark Crystal

2y↑1

@Wickens Wicked Reptiles I got my Harold from Craigslist for $250 because the previous owner thought he would be more interactive.

Wickens Wicked Reptiles

2y↑4

I would love to own one

Cherry Bomb

2y↑1

When I was a kid before we had Google at our fingertips to find out care info I wanted a pet gecko. We went to the petstore and they suggested a Tokay gecko as a great friendly beginner gecko. They showed me the items/husbandry I would need to get to care for one, but boy were they so wrong and uneducated! They never suggested anything about uvb, heat, or humidity. So Everytime I would try to handle this Tokay gecko (Tiki), he would bite me. Even though he was still a juvenile his bite was brutal. He would latch on and not let go. I would have to pry his jaws off of me to get him to let go. Sadly I was never able to tame him although I tried because he wasn't being properly cared for. I now own a crestie and my daughter owns a Leo, and after doing so much research it saddens me to realize how he must've suffered because I was not told the correct way to care for him. I had no chance taming him because he was miserable not having the correct husbandry. My daughter and I both did significant research on both our Leo and crestie before getting them. It's so nice to be able to research care at your finger tips nowadays. Both our crestie and Leo are well cared for, thriving, and happy. I am currently saving up to buy a Leachianus gecko. They are so cool and look like baby dinosaurs 🦕

Kara Snow

I miss viper geckos. You used to see them all the time and now a lot less. Their care isn't hard and for their tiny size they're sooo chill. And my goodness they're precious cute. And with the tiny size it's so easy and affordable to keep them in a good enclosure.

Mr. Beefy

2y↑3

Great video. I've never even seen a leaf tail gecko. Little foot is cute but glad you snuck Diamond in for a bit. Just love Diamond! P.S. Either burn the shirt or get the matching hat and go stand in a crowd. 😁

Wickens Wicked Reptiles

2y↑2

hahahaa

LuckyStone888

I have a Day Gecko, he is completely "no touch" (I can't spell unhandleable) but, will allow me to hand feed bugs and allow me to change out the food dish. I would love to hear about your experience with them. I love they eat Gecko diet, he seems to eat Gecko Diet better than my Cresties, but not as well as my Gargoyles.

Casey Silva

2y↑3

I have to agree...all geckos from New Calendonia are amazing. I just added a second gargoyle to the family.

Casey Silva

2y↑1

@Wickens Wicked Reptiles I traded my whole isopod collection for her. I fell in love. She looks like she is wearing the one piece pajamas with the feet 😂.

Wickens Wicked Reptiles

2y↑2

I wanna Leachianus so bad!

Dr. Do Damage

2y↑1

Definitely on the money with the Tokay geckos. I've had all types of different lizards for a few years before getting a pair of Tokays and they were jumpy, fast, and a bit aggressive/defensive. Took about 2-3 months of daily work taming them down, slowly getting them use to the "big strange monster" they now live with, but they did calm down to the point of being able to handle them without getting bit or them running off the first chance they got. It's not impossible, just a lot of acclimation.

Wickens Wicked Reptiles

2y↑2

they seem tough to tame

Veno

2y↑1

Love the shout to Newzealand, so atm we have 48 species of know geckos here and the Northland green gecko is one of the man green geckos we have here. And to keep the few native species of geckos we can here we need a permit and it needs to be under conservation purposes. If anyone has the Northland green gecko take and want to know their natural habitat look at the top of the north island north of Auckland.

Veno

Also if you want to see an awesome looking native gecko from new Zealand look up the Harlequin gecko.

Dabnes Lee

2y↑2

I’ve been going back in forth on getting a Tokay. I always lead towards not getting one, but every time I watch Reptiliatus, I always want one. Maybe when I have more experience I will get one.

Bobbie C

2y↑3

I have a cbb Tokay as a baby last fall and while I'm still working on handling we do have some trust build up. She's not too flighty at all and boy is she beautiful. I love her regardless of whether or not she'll ever be handleable 💚

SciFyerGaming

2y↑3

They actually aren't actually that difficult to care for. Just the proper heat, proper humidity, and feeding them some dusted insects and its about as simple as that. I would definitley recommend getting a captive bred baby though, but considering that breeders need to compete with the dirt cheap prices of imports, you won't be breaking the bank with a captive bred tokay. I'm not going to lie and say that they are nice (they can definitley be mean at times), but generally any biting or fleeing that they do tends to be defensiveness rather than all out agression. If they are ok with a "look, but don't touch pet" kind of like a madagascar giant day gecko, then tokays can be good for a beginner that knows what they are getting themselves into.

malusignatius

2y↑2

One thing that always surprises me when Uroplatus Leaf-tails come up is that no-one mentions the Australian Leaf-tails (Phyllurus spp and Saltuarius spp). I haven't kept them personally, but they're reasonably common in the pet trade here in Oz and amazing looking.

malusignatius

@Lee Masters I know, but some aussie reptiles and amphibians were legally exported before 1990, and I'm pretty sure there's some Saltuarius species in Papua New Guinea.

Lee Masters

It's illegal to export Australian native species- so unless they have been smuggled out they're not going to be available overseas.

Joshua Hug

2y↑2

I love your content bro. Keep up the good work. I've learned sooooo much from you 🤘

Wickens Wicked Reptiles

2y↑2

thank you!

Marc Perkins

2y↑2

Cool vid, we had a Tokek living in our roof when we stayed in Bali and we saw a bunch out in the street one night after it rained and all the insects came out was super cool

Wickens Wicked Reptiles

2y↑2

amazing!

Anna Ponomariova

Thanks for your channel! I am looking to get leopard gecko as my first reptile and doing research before, your channel really helped!

Heyo Clan

Fish Scale Geckos seem so cool! I'd love to get one someday.

Joverlord

both my geckos love this hamster wheels who knew they love running on it well not really running just walking kind of fast. I felt they need a toy so I got one of those smooth hamsters wheels and then I saw them in the wheels walking. I have a chested and a leo geckos and both play on the wheels which makes me glad.

shaun9350

Hey bud Im Shaun I have been watching a lot of your videos and trying to learn as much as I can I am thinking of getting my first ball python or bearded dragon. The question I have is I know about 80 plus percent of people out there would recommend using some sort of substrate for the ball pythons so when they shed it's a little bit easier I get that but I've got a couple of friends that use either a a paper towel or they'll use a legitimate regular towel they say it's fine and it's a lot easier you don't have to clean up all that substrate and buy new you can just throw them in the wash and reuse them is using a towel okay as a another substitute I guess if you didn't want to use a substrate if you could please let me know or somebody that would be greatly appreciated keep rocking on with the videos thank you for your time

Christopher Gratch

You are my fav youtuber ever and I really appreciate what you do for the reptile/amphibian hobby!!! Thank you!!!

K S

2y↑2

Hey keep up the great work! Always enjoy watching your vids!

Wickens Wicked Reptiles

2y↑1

Glad you like them!

Elliotts Exotics

2y↑1

Where’s Waldo 😂, what a great video your videos never fail to make me giggle and I love how much information you put into it making me want another gecko 😂💪

Wickens Wicked Reptiles

2y↑2

Thanks so much

Allopexx

I’m going to correct you there. New Zealand actually has a very large number of reptiles, I believe over 100. However most of them are endangered and any that are found in the pet trade overseas are likely illegally smuggled out of the country.

APSS

2y↑3

You should do a top 5 video of reptiles that use " tools " for various reasons. I have a Texas cichlid ( not a reptile but instead of an armadillo or an amphibian maybe a fish) who repetitively bangs algae wafers on decor and wood to try to crack them like a saltwater tuskfish cracking clams. Sadly my greedy catfish steals them before he eats them :(

Wickens Wicked Reptiles

2y↑2

Thanks for the idea!

SweetPesto

2y↑1

I have a Leo called marmalade! She is so incredibly easy and fun to care for! She is very tame and (I think) likes to be handled! I have had her for 3 months now as she was a birthday present. I highly recommend leopard gecko’s! Just do your research. Have a brilliant day!

Sam13431

2y↑1

nice video mate in New Zealand we a very limited to what reptiels we are aloud here but with a permit we are aloud to keep most native geckos and do breed the quite successfully

Starla Wilson

The best thing that could happen to the psychedelic rock gecko would be to introduce them into the hobby, and let us (I'm just a hobbyist, but some people) crazy gecko people breed them. Crested geckos in the wild are endangered, in the hobby there's millions

Emo Exotics

You should have done satanic < spearpoint (both very similar almost exact however the spear points are extremely hardy and not too hard to find lately and not as expensive)

Zoe Zombie

2y↑1

Geckos are so fascinating. I really hope to own a leachie in a few years. they are awesome!

Classy S-Chassis

I have a pair they are awesome my female let's me do anything my male is cage territorial but has never tried to bite but they grow pretty quick.

Mr._ CashXD

2y↑1

I've been thinking abt getting into croc geckos, are they hard to keep?

orbita1

Watching gecko vids since I'm staying in rural Philippines and am surrounded by noisy tokay geckos. I find the 'ta-co' noise so cute. Just hope the buggers stay outside.

Matt Etheridge

2y↑1

Would LOVE a giant day gecko care guide!

Wickens Wicked Reptiles

2y↑1

Coming soon

Midnight Express

Dayyan is a reptile whisperer. Great video Adam! Thanks 😊

Lilly and the snake

I have a captive breed western banded gecko! I handle him all the time :) he gets the scoots at night sometimes but normally he is okay being held

Paul White

I think that this is the first time I've seen a species I hadn't previously heard of on youtube. But DAMN that rock gecko is cool looking

XDTheLaughingManXD

i was waiting for you to say tokay geckos, so many people recommend them as a first gecko too, sometimes even suggesting them for children. and i'm always looking at them like they're nuts. even funnier, they never even warn people as to why they're called tokay geckos lmao.

Kaylee Soderlund

Thank god Leachies are ok, I’ve wanted one for SO LONG!

the Sword of the Evening

2y↑3

I'll forget my PW a couple thousand more times to get you to 200k my friend. Tokay better be #1. Why must you always antagonize? Pokemon, putting Snapping turtles at #1 when size & longevity are the main issue. You go to the Top of the gorge on your side at the Whirpool and I'll salute you with a large Triple Triple and the finger :P Karma made the lights go out and you forget- Decreased.

Wickens Wicked Reptiles

2y↑2

you're awesome!

Ficdm

The wild tokays in my place are louder than my alarm clock. I think one disadvantage of owning a tokay gecko is that they are LOUD. The reason why they are called tokay geckos is because of the sound they make "to-kay".

Kaitlyn Del Valle

Would love videos on giant day geckos and chameleon geckos :)

luna wildy

The only issue I have with my leopard gecko is that he's not as handleable as I was hoping he'd be but he is handleable and adorable and I love seeing him do stuff in his tank. He's never bitten me or screamed at me. (Kinda disappointed I never once got to hear his gecko scream lol)

Insidious Bruv

I have a tokay gecko but instead of being in a cage it roams around freely. Even though I don't interact it, it still manages to be on its own (I happen to have other pests as well). I don't really want to keep it as a pet since maintaining it is somewhat pricey and it's not really a nuisance unlike the house geckos I have.

Also, these buggers are pretty noisy especially late at night.

Matthias Kaiser

Fun list! If talking about leachianus it might be worth noting that especially the larger GT animals can be cage defensive and quite a handfull and bity as well. And they do have a strong bite for a gecko.

Pamela Pilling

I am with you on the Leopard's. I ❤️ mine.

Asrig

2y↑1

Compared to any of my pet reptiles species, I like Leopard Geckos the least.

But, Half of my Reptiles are Leopard Geckos (14 individuals, I just bought 4 of them this week (4 baby super snow raptors for about 4$ each)).

Wickens Wicked Reptiles

2y↑1

I love leos

Snakesonaframe

I have learned from keeping multiple different individuals of the same species of different geckos that they can have WILDLY different personalities, even within the same species.
For example, my female fat tailed gecko is the sweetest thing in the world and has never once tried to bite me, but my male 😳. I wouldn’t be surprised if I was told he was somehow part Tokay. He’s the only reptile I have a scar from out of the 40+ I’ve owned/fostered over the years. My crested geckos also have opposite personalities. The male is super outgoing and will come up to the front of the cage to be let out, but the female doesn’t really like being handled . She will usually allow it, but it’s clear she wants to go back to the cage ASAP.

Amanda Paige

Crested gekos are sooo cute bc I love to watch them perch and just jump out of nowhere lol
Recently I've been obsessed with cat gekos tho! Their tails are A.DOR.A.BLE!

Kenneth Newman

I have a pair of tokays that escaped and now live in my house. Little creeps are to fast to catch and to many places for them to hide. Recently acquired a giant crimson day gecko.

Teaching

2y↑1

I'm a high school biology teacher in texas and am wondering if you'd recommend a corn snake for a classroom. I've watched several videos of yours... Great content. I was thinking of choosing a corn snake but am open to other reptiles if you think it might be better

Nighting Gale

2y↑1

As long as you have space for a 4x2x2’ enclosure or bigger!

Wickens Wicked Reptiles

2y↑2

a corn snake would be a great pet for a classroom!

Robin Kleter

2y↑1

I have SO much trouble finding a Leachie in Europe… It’s practically my dream species, but they are next to impossible to find. 🥺

Matthias Kaiser

Hi Robin, where are you located? I see quite some leachianus offered in Europe and had no issue finding the locale I was looking for. Cheers

Spicy Pizza

😂 I didn’t watch that Leopard Gecko video because I didn’t want to watch a video where you said something negative about them. I love mine so much. And she’s how I found you. I watched your videos/channel a few months before I adopted her.

JoshJh

2y↑3

Amazing video Adam the rock gecko is like the thorny devil when it comes to eating ants impossible to keep but I've had a leopard gecko for a couple months now. I bought when he was 6 months old and wasn't handled at all. I am having so many issues trying to handle him he either lunges at my hand I've not been able to get him onto my hand yet. He doesn't hiss or anything I've been doing techniques and have had no progress any tips?

JoshJh

@Cherry Bomb thanks! good luck with your reptiles as well!

Cherry Bomb

2y↑1

@JoshJh Hope it helps👍 Just stay consistent with handling him in small intervals and he will surely warm up to you. Sounds like he just hasn't been used to being handled. I just recently got a crestie and he has been a bit harder to tame than my daughter's Leo. I hold him the same time every evening right before turning off his uvb light to night cycle. He is now finally starting to trust me and is calm while being handled. It just takes a bit of time and patience, but after consistent handling they warm up to you. Good luck!

JoshJh

2y↑1

@Cherry Bomb That sounds like a great strategy I will try that thanks!

Cherry Bomb

2y↑1

My daughter got her Leo so tame within a few weeks of getting him. Now he just hangs out on her shirt or lap while she plays video games, he even falls asleep on her. He is The calmest sweetest little guy ever. She used food as a way to bond with him. He was very food driven so she used that to her advantage. She would feed him all of his crickets/mealworms except for one, then she would hold him for as long as he would let her without getting overly stressed, but no more than 10-15 mins at a time. Then she would give him his remainder insects as a reward. At first he was super skittish, but he never screamed or bit her (except when she decide to hand feed him without tongs and he started to think her fingers meant food😂). Now he comes right to her and crawls right in her hand after feedings and falls asleep. She keeps a routine with handling him too. She always handles him after a feed so he expects to be held. Maybe trying this could help tame your Leo.

dragonsboon

tokays are my favorite lizard to work with, but i agree they are not for everyone. in fact they are not for most people. i captive breed them and they are so interesting to watch. they jump around and bark at each other. it is so much fun

VTPSTTU

I had a friend who tamed all of her Tokay geckos. She loved them, and they are beautiful geckos.

Cresties and leos are cool little pets.

Surf Panther

I'm getting my first Gecko and I'm going with a Madagascar giant day gecko. I breed Parsons chameleons and working on O'Shaughnessy chameleons so I'm definitely used to having reptiles that are more for display. I'm definitely the type that likes creating the most natural environment possible and just watching. Very very rarely do I handle my chameleons. Basically just when their cage gets cleaned. I do like those Electric Blues though those things are totally awesome

Kyanite14

How do you handle house geckos? The ones I’ve met in captivity are extremely fast and skittish. I work at a pet store and it’s not uncommon for one to jump out of the enclosure when we open it and nearly get lost in the store

Morgan King

2y↑1

Thank you for talking about the chewie and Leachie’s! We saw some at a reptile expo this weekend and I am interested in learning more.

Wickens Wicked Reptiles

2y↑1

Good luck!!

Mark James

great vid as always. but was suprised u didnt have a sp. that i keep and become to love so much. the egeptian sand gecko

Porakiya Draekojin

That Northland Green Gecko has such a unique look to it with it's coloration and body shape. I mean, it almost looks dinosaurish and dragonish at the same time.

Sastian55

Love the channel watch it every day to learn more and more

Hannah Jensrud

I breed leachies and I've never been bitten. As long as you respect their boundaries and don't stick your fingers in their cork logs while they're sleeping you're fine lol

Must watch Tv

2y↑1

am loving the channel. So informative. I am convinced i want a blue tonged skink but can not find any anywhere. Can you or anyone help me?

Wickens Wicked Reptiles

2y↑1

thank you so much!

Amber Gardner

2y↑1

I have become a HUGE leopard gecko fan myself. I want to have a whole bunch, but not enough space so I will probably just have 2 of my own. My daughter has one as well, which is actually why I got mine. Hers was so cool when we brought him home and she got annoyed that I kept coming in her room to see him. So I got my own! Call me a copycat, if you will, but I am obsessed with my gecko baby!