alcoholichunter said:

Gumby said:

Yep. Bearded dragon, leopard gecko, fat tail gecko, and crested gecko are pretty much always chill.

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Bearded dragons are great for anyone who wants their first reptile.

I heard Geckos can be mean.

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Really?  Is this true for Leopard Geckos, Gumby? Because they look the friendliest and I want one now.

alcoholichunter said:

Leopard geckos are a good starter lizard. My friend who has a reptile rescue told me that the crested Geckos are skittish and bite a lot.

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zee007 said:

Kaleidoscoped Eyes said:

Nagini and I last summer.

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I know, right! That is a great looking snake!

Yeah, even this gay dude knows from a hot chick.

Gumby said:

Yep. Bearded dragon, leopard gecko, fat tail gecko, and crested gecko are pretty much always chill.

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I had a tokay gecko, and he was the meanest motherfucking lizard with a big ass mouth.
ain't mine, just what they look like.

alcoholichunter said:

Leopard geckos are a good starter lizard. My friend who has a reptile rescue told me that the crested Geckos are skittish and bite a lot.

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Crested Geckos are dicks. It is known.

Leopard Geckos can be very good pets if you're down with:

A. Their nocturnal schedule

B. ~30 year life span if well cared for.

Acidic_Sloth said:

i love my leopard gecko! she is so chill, bitch is getting old though--going on 15 years. i also have a soft spot for savvys.

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That's a good looking Leopard Gecko, little bastard will probably outlive us all

Is that second lizard one of yours? He'd be pretty intimidating if his face wasn't all derpy and adorable. People who haven't seen a bearded before think mine looks dangerous with his "spikes" and all for about two seconds until he slides down some surface he was trying to climb and does an awkward back flip

I don't find snakes as personable as lizards can be but they're fun to play around with. People always tweak over potential snake bites but frankly, after working with the sick animals in a pet store for a few years, if something [nonvenemous] were to bite me i'd prefer it was a snake -- little hypodermic needles instead of gnarly ass jagged yellow rodent teeth or reptile saw teeth. It's over in a second and you hardly feel a thing. Corn snakes like yours are very mellow anyway -- I had a roommate with a red tailed boa that liked putting its teeth in people; It got to be seven feet long and he strung a cargo net on the ceiling for it to climb around on -- It would get up from a bed post. Nightmare fuel that one was.

Dr. McNinja said:

Acidic_Sloth said:

i love my leopard gecko! she is so chill, bitch is getting old though--going on 15 years. i also have a soft spot for savvys.

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That's a good looking Leopard Gecko, little bastard will probably outlive us all

Is that second lizard one of yours? He'd be pretty intimidating if his face wasn't all derpy and adorable. People who haven't seen a bearded before think mine looks dangerous with his "spikes" and all for about two seconds until he slides down some surface he was trying to climb and does an awkward back flip

I don't find snakes as personable as lizards can be but they're fun to play around with. People always tweak over potential snake bites but frankly, after working with the sick animals in a pet store for a few years, if something [nonvenemous] were to bite me i'd prefer it was a snake -- little hypodermic needles instead of gnarly ass yellow rodent teeth or reptile saw teeth.

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blankk said:

are there any lizard species that are usually always friendly?

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koods said:

Not a pet. Not a reptile, but this is gonna be the best place to tell you about my frog friend who has spent the past few summers in my backyard. He will, on occasion, knock on the sliding doors in the basement. Don't know why, but it sounds just like someone tapping with their knuckles. Last time, when I slid the door open, he hopped in and let me take this sexy pic.

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