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Re: handling


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Posted by smeagolcresty on January 25, 2003 at 17:28:27:

In Reply to: handling posted by stikigekko on January 25, 2003 at 12:32:00:

:I have two juvenile crested geckos who dont like to be handled much. Sometimes I get one on my hand in their cage, but I am afraid to take them out because my apartment has 18ft high cielings and I am afraid one will get away. They seem to be very fast and jumpy. Any handling suggestions?

Almost all the baby cresty's that I have encountered are pretty jumpy when they are small. I do not have any special handling tips except to hold them often, even though they are jumpy the more you hold them the sooner they will chill out.




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