I have a created gecko who was extremely jumpy and even bit me a few times. I started feeding her from a little spoon and eventually she started coming onto my hand to eat. Now, about 85% of the time, she’ll let me take her out without any fuss and will even hang out on my shirt while I work for short periods. I think there are ways to try and gain their trust. I wonder if something like that would work for your screaming gargoyle, who’s so beautiful btw.
I'm sure Vee would calm down with work (that's the screaming gargoyle gecko). I haven't attempted to work with him largely due to the fact that I have a lot of animals. Ironically I am in the process of working on my next video: How to Handle and Tame Your Crested Gecko. :-D I will probably do a case study type of video over the next few weeks of working with Vee and see how it goes. :-D
So each animal here is given its own unique number so that I can keep track of it. 101 is Vee who actually sold to another breeder awhile back. He is a very pretty gargoyle gecko though presumably he has a different name now. I like to have as much information as I can though I am still improving on my system. If you buy a critter from me it has its own unique number, followed by its birthdate or hatchdate (if I have that information), and then its parents unique numbers (if I have that information). Since most of what I sell is stuff that I produce most of that information is provided. One day I hope to have it set up so that you can go and check out the animal's known lineage. My husband also wants to create an app where people who purchase our critters could register their animals from us and update their photos over time and have a cool place where all that lineage information is. So far we have only been doing this a short while so we are looking at only 1 generation produced by us, but we should be starting our second generation next year with gargoyle and crested geckos and we have corn snakes we produced that should be ready in 2026! :-D
Love all your geckos 🦎
Thank you. They are so much fun and this is really just a small sampling of everything I have going on here. :-D
I have a created gecko who was extremely jumpy and even bit me a few times. I started feeding her from a little spoon and eventually she started coming onto my hand to eat. Now, about 85% of the time, she’ll let me take her out without any fuss and will even hang out on my shirt while I work for short periods. I think there are ways to try and gain their trust. I wonder if something like that would work for your screaming gargoyle, who’s so beautiful btw.
I'm sure Vee would calm down with work (that's the screaming gargoyle gecko). I haven't attempted to work with him largely due to the fact that I have a lot of animals.
Ironically I am in the process of working on my next video: How to Handle and Tame Your Crested Gecko. :-D I will probably do a case study type of video over the next few weeks of working with Vee and see how it goes. :-D
@@danellescritters I am looking forward to that video! Thank you!
What does 101 means?
So each animal here is given its own unique number so that I can keep track of it. 101 is Vee who actually sold to another breeder awhile back. He is a very pretty gargoyle gecko though presumably he has a different name now. I like to have as much information as I can though I am still improving on my system. If you buy a critter from me it has its own unique number, followed by its birthdate or hatchdate (if I have that information), and then its parents unique numbers (if I have that information). Since most of what I sell is stuff that I produce most of that information is provided. One day I hope to have it set up so that you can go and check out the animal's known lineage. My husband also wants to create an app where people who purchase our critters could register their animals from us and update their photos over time and have a cool place where all that lineage information is. So far we have only been doing this a short while so we are looking at only 1 generation produced by us, but we should be starting our second generation next year with gargoyle and crested geckos and we have corn snakes we produced that should be ready in 2026! :-D