Leopard Gecko?

[TheAmazingGerby]

I've been looking into expanding my animal collection (1 tree frog, 1 dog, 1 fish, 1 exotic bird, 1 chameleon), and the reptile I would really like is a leopard gecko. I've researched them quite a bit now. I just have to run it by with my dad seeing that I still live at home for the moment. It would be a few months from now until I get one if I do decide on it. Do any of you have some pros and cons about leos? I'm cool with the fact that they're nocturnal and all.
I was just curious as to what you guys thought.

 

[jamest0o0]

They're pretty much the easiest reptile you can own! Super friendly, chill little guys

 

[Fireborn]

I have 2 Leo's who are both very adorable and friendly. Easy to take care of. Only con I would say is they have a bit of a stink to their poo compared to other reptiles I own.

 

[kinyonga]

Leo's are quite easy to look after. I had both of mine for over 19 years. It wasn't hard to look after hatchlings either or to hatch the eggs.

 

[Angelwolf]

Not to mention they are adorable!

 

[TheAmazingGerby]

I have 2 Leo's who are both very adorable and friendly. Easy to take care of. Only con I would say is they have a bit of a stink to their poo compared to other reptiles I own.

I don't think that's the worst thing possible. Especially if you're someone, like me, who thinks their pets need a clean cage all of the time. I clean cages everyday lol

 

[poison]

Hi, what kind of frog do you have?

 

[Fireborn]

I don't think that's the worst thing possible. Especially if you're someone, like me, who thinks their pets need a clean cage all of the time. I clean cages everyday lol

I don't mean it like it's horrible. I just ment as compared to other reptiles like chameleons.

 

[TheAmazingGerby]

Hi, what kind of frog do you have?

It's a rescued gray tree frog.