Top 5 EASIEST Reptiles To Breed | But You Probably Shouldn't...

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Do you agree that breeding isn't for everyone? Why or why not?

[@miketufaro5915]

Yes but also breeding reptiles isn’t for everyone either

[@RoseProseFroze]

I absolutely agree I work in a vet office and lots of our clients are rescues. There are so many animals stuck in limbo because the owners didn't think everything through, or they were abusive, and sometimes they were good people but we live in a capitalist society and their circumstances changed. Or they died. My point is there are A LOT of animals that need homes and we need to work harder to give them homes especially if what you're looking for is one of the Big 4 (leopard gecko, corn snake, ball python, bearded dragon) or a Red-Eared Slider. I think becoming a breeder can be necessary if you want to reduce the pressure to get Wild Caught specimens but for the most part, and there are some uncommon or rarer species that you can get from existing breeders because they are not usually in rescues/shelters/craigslist but you don't need to breed and that's ok. Provide homes for the reptiles that are here.

[@jayashreekher4791]

I wish we are able to breed blue/pink toungue skinks

[@varanidguy]

Breeding definitely isn't for everyone. It requires extra levels of care for gravid/pregnant females, incubation, baby enclosures/tubs, and you need to be prepared and equipped to take care of those babies for months if they don't sell right away. There's a lot of time, money, and effort that goes into breeding. But, if you're one of the people who is up for it (clearly you are, which is awesome), then it's very rewarding.

[@k9inewantskash]

@@miketufaro5915 I think I’m the only one that understood your comment else you would have a lot more likes

[@lindsayschultz3816]

" I VALUE MY ANIMALS - I LOVE THEM AS PETS" it's so important to keep stressing that...🥰

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

I truly do!

[@spurguvitunhuora9119]

Best thing to breed: Vampire crabs. Dont take too much space, and you dont need to sell the babies, because the parents will use them as hats.

[@AllCanadianReptileGirl]

I accidentally read that as 'vampire cats'. Which, on its own, is odd enough, but when you add in the the 'babies as hats thing" it got really weird, really fast...

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

HAHAHA

[@Ignorethis12345]

@@AllCanadianReptileGirl if the kittens just sat on their moms head the whole time they would be WAY easier than regular kittens. A litter of six regular cats and your tripping on them every 2 seconds and you can't sit down without them on you.

[@hi_tech_reptiles]

@@Ignorethis12345 last thing we need is more furry murder machines

[@thesunsetreptiles]

There very hard to breed

[@caseysilva6919]

Not only do Mourning Geckos cohabitate well together, you can also cohabitate them with dart frogs. I have a High Expression Hawaiian that lives harmoniously with my Leucomelas.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Mourning Geckos with Dart Frogs is such a great combo

[@caseysilva6919]

@@WickensWickedReptiles plus they help with eating any fruit flies that are hanging around. You just need to watch out because they are quick buggers.

[@GoodStarfish]

@@WickensWickedReptiles Maybe throw in a land snail

[@Insecterina]

Which dart frog species would do best with mourning geckos??

[@chuckmontgomery7571]

"Don't need to do....anything." I heard feeding them is generally a good idea.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

well I mean, got me there

[@zacsdiyreptiles7146]

Lmao

[@blackbird1543]

LOL

[@alyshasocie6120]

Hahaha 😆

[@TheLizardKing140]

'we don't need anymore tremper albinos' Tremper albinos: * grumpy eyes increases *

[@goldh2o543]

My father leo does not approve

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

ahhhh I just mean not everyone needs to breed em

[@errinwellman1960]

I got my first snake as part of a hopeful breeding project. I spent 3 years doing research first. I got a higher end morph and plan to get a male this year that is also a higher end morph and together their babies should be pretty desirable!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

wicked!

[@micahlee8661]

What kind of snake did you get?

[@Lycramosa]

I want garter snakes so badly, not even to breed, just to have them as pets. I love that they are communal!

[@guardiansanimalrescuestate7289]

Look up Emily and Ed from Snake Discovery. They have the best garter snake bioactive enclosure that I’ve ever seen. Just beautiful. And they sell their babies.

[@varanidguy]

I would say bearded dragons too. There's so many of them out there, and especially "regular" ones, much like regular ball pythons, you basically would need to give a way. Also, it would be great to see keepers shifting focus on breeding animals that are typically wild caught. My next project is going to involve monitors that are regularly imported, specifically looking at tree monitors or peach throat monitors.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

good point

[@AllCanadianReptileGirl]

Thanks Adam!!! Great video, as always! Yeah, garter snake breeding...I'm not actively breeding any of my garters, but I'm pretty sure if there aren't any babies in my enclosures this spring, there will be next year. And I would love that, so it's all good😊

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

That is awesome! If you have babies hit me up, I'd love to buy some! Thanks again for the footage! Really great shots!

[@AllCanadianReptileGirl]

@@WickensWickedReptiles Will do! And I am always happy to send you footage! Thanks for the shout out:)

[@greenetea6035]

I'm so happy you included garter snakes. They're lovely and beautiful 💕

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Thank you! 😊

[@scottwaters5131]

Awesome video as always man! I was actually thinking of getting mourning geckos soon as they clone themselves, which is super cool

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

they are amazing!

[@Jennifer-vl6po]

There is such a high demand for hognose snakes (westerns) especially in Canada

[@samanthagwynne]

I have been doing so much research on garter snakes! I love that they can be cohabbed and also don't have to eat rodents. There are also some super cool morphs now. I think breeding the morphs would be such a fun project since they don't seem very available.

[@jasminahaverinen5759]

Not gonna breed, still gonna watch. Wanna hear a short story how I got in to reptiles? When I was 5 years old my favourite play was to catch our local critters, I live in Finland so in this cold climate we only have very few reptiles/amfibians. My favourite ones where our local and only tiny lizards that I do not know the english name for. I also kidnapped toads and frogs. I was really good at catching these super fast tiny lizards in thick bush, it was risky as I most of the time just listened for their moves in the blueberry bushes that covered the whole forest floor as I accidentally got a venomous viper once in a while. I never got hurt that I still wonder, I did this from 5yo to 10 yo and never accidentally hurt myself or animals eventhough our little lizards were really prone to dropping their tails and vere really small and fragile. When I got my first legless lizard I was MESMERIZED. What an unbelievable creature that I had heard stories but never seen one. I was ten and I saved my pocket money to buy my own reptile. I got a leopard gekko and I was so happy! Year later I got two corn snakes and two more leopard geckos and been on the same route now at 27 yo. I actually got again a leopard gecko to my collection about a week ago and I feel like that child again kidnapping reptiles and frogs again. If you possibly read this I'd like to know if you have a video about how you got in to reptiles and if ypu don't could you do one?

[@sixteezchild]

I love your channel Adam! You are always so inforative and interactive! I appreciate that so much!

[@pnumera]

I requested this! I'm so excited!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Hope you like it!

[@JordieOBEYbarbz]

I love you Wickens!!! You inspired me to start a reptile channel of my own!! 💖

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

oh wow, thank you. I'll check out your channel!

[@JordieOBEYbarbz]

@@WickensWickedReptiles a wot 😯, thank you so much Wickens!! Look forward to your next vid 💝💝

[@awesomeanimalswithalishav5874]

Too many geckos was my biggest worry when trying to decide if I should get mourning geckos. I'm glad I did though, they're so wonderful. So wonderful I'm just about to get two more. My girls Laverne & Shirley are still too young to lay eggs, and I have a waiting list started for whenever they start, but it won't take long before I'll have too many. Selling them as feeders might be necessary after meeting the demand for all the people wanting them as pets.

[@lindsayschultz3816]

Thank you for the disclaimers. Responsible breeding only please!!!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Absolutely!

[@krittercandyexotics]

I'm so close to being able to breed African House Snakes. There is an absolute market where I'm at and they are INCREDIBLY underrated. I have a feeling that in 10-20 years, they will be as sought after as a corn snake.

[@tortoisetaffeta]

Love to see a video regarding record keeping for pet reptiles .I.e. feeding, medical records

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

great idea!

[@garlicbread810]

Awesome video I think crested gecko could be also on this list because you don’t need an incubator. The eggs should be incubated at room temperature sometimes even cooler

[@starbyray7828]

I agree that not everyone should breed their reptiles, glad you stressed that throughout. I bred my Leopard Geckos for the first time and I have to say it has been the most rewarding experience. The hardest part was successful incubation until I bought a proper incubator. The only problem was...............I fell in love with all the offspring so I could NOT sell them (even though COVID put a wrench in the works on that score). So also you need to be prepared to part with them. If you love your reptiles as much as I do you will find yourself with a bigger family of scaly friends to care for!.

[@coin0matic]

I needed this today. Thanks for being you.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

you're the best Midge!

[@nfd8-w7q]

Funny enough mourning geckos were the first species I started breeding. I've been told they are a "crap lizard" that people used to sell for like 5$ each as feeders, ironically they are still my most profitable seller. I wouldn't have brought up that they breed quickly and uncontrolably if it was my vid, simply because they aren't hard to sell with even minor connections. if anything I would have pointed out that the babies will escape anything with a hold larger than an 8th of an inch. Interesting vid though.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

That’s so cool

[@nekaji2956]

Hey! I know its not super related to this video but I just wanted to let you know that I got my first pet reptile (a Leopardgecko) just 3 days ago which is mainly because of you and the little fella is thriving. Thank you for the great careguides and super fun content:)

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Oh wow!

[@Jordan-pf9ws]

Thanks for recommending the All Canadian Reptile Girl. I'm sure my dd will really enjoy her videos.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

her channel is great!

[@FunSize4Audibles]

I would like to breed my corns once because I want to experience it first hand. Even though my female almost big enough, I'm waiting until I have a bigger place because I'm well aware that I might need to hold on to babies for a while. "Breeding for the sake of breeding" is certainly not a great idea, but if you love the animals and are caring for them responsibly, and you have a back up plan for finding homes for the babies, I say go for it.

[@hamboneblues8923]

Letterkenny! Nice shirt and knowledge 👌

[@nogames8982]

I think a large enclosure with a few garter snakes and it would be wonderful.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

totally agree!

[@guardiansanimalrescuestate7289]

Yes. I totally love Snake Discovery’s bioactive enclosure for their garter snakes. They live together so well.

[@Repti-verse]

I feel like every kid that gets his or her first leopard gecko immediately thinks they can start breeding and become the next Brian Barczyk. When in reality if you want to do that full time, you need to have more behind you than a pair of normal leos.

[@guardiansanimalrescuestate7289]

Well, I lost all respect for a Brian a few years ago when he made a video of him crying down in the dungeon where he breeds all his ball pythons. He said he hated to even go down there because of how horrible his drawers were. Way too small, laying on a piece of paper, no enrichment.....He then told everyone what his plans were to make life better for them in the future and promised it would be done very very soon. Well 2 years later and things r just as horrible, and instead of him using his money to make their lives better, he opened the new side of the reptarium. I’m sorry....I just cannot support this.

[@willevans3726]

Love the vids man

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

thanks so much!

[@thepppoopooman1306]

Nice video dude you always brighten up my day

[@spiderj379]

Awesome video idea and execution

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Czermet666]

In the UK in 2023, Hognose snakes are now super common. But there's a huge gap in the market for Kingsnakes, especially the awesome Cali King morphs that are easy to find in the USA.

[@Jungles_of_Lustria]

Letterkenny eh? Effin right there bud! *waves in Canadian*

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Pitter Patter

[@mrkrabs5729]

*-British confusion-*

[@andreas9181]

Wanna go out in the odr and play some stick and puck bud?

[@MarkThe_Nerd]

SMH obviously a dragon snake Adam 🙄

[@zafishguy5166]

Let's start a rumor that Adam runs a dragon snake farm in a hidden Room in his house. He will become dragon snake man.

[@JacobChew11]

No elephant trunk snakes DUH 🙄

[@miketufaro5915]

Dragon elephant snake combo

[@JacobChew11]

@@miketufaro5915 lol 🤣😂😅

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

HAHAHHAa

[@sampagano205]

This video actually made me want to breed hognoses more, because I have apparently been having the right worries and a good thought process in wanting to get two hognoses with interesting genes as a starting point. So here's looking forward to when I can start breeding arctics.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

wicked!

[@dynamosaurusimperious6341]

*AND GOT BUSY* but having alot of reptiles,is quite the handful,espically if you very a handful of your own single reptile,and since Wicken is cool,that why agree with him.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

thanks :)

[@dynamosaurusimperious6341]

Your welcome as always

[@jamesjung8931]

You can use mourning geckos as a feeder as well.

[@christinakopp8024]

At my friends farm in the old house that very much abandoned .. the floor on the top floor is not even there anymore. But when you look in and you look down into the basement it is full of garter snakes and there is some in there that were huge

[@nataliesreptiles]

I knew mourning geckos and ball pythons were going to be on the list. lol. The market is SO saturated for ball pythons though. It's insane. However, I haven't seen hardly any axanthics at my local shows, and they are my fave. Ever since I saw Billy's INSANE lightning pied clutch from a few yrs ago at MC I fell in love! Now I have a single gene vpi axanthic, and if I choose to breed her, I'm going for a visual lightning pied. But mainly I'm focusing on bullsnakes. Colubrids are flying off shelves like crazy, and no one else in my state breeds pituophis. So I might be able to fill a niche. I love bullsnakes, and would be cool to see others that might love bullsnakes too. We'll see. Still raising my group up. We'll see in another 2 yrs if they even WANT to breed. That's always a catch too. Just because you throw 2 snakes together doesn't mean they're going to make like jack rabbits and do the horizontal tango.

[@cheyannekuehl8613]

I keep them as pets but great video as always

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Cool, thanks

[@kennethlambert1837]

You have very interesting timing. I was thinking this weekend that at some point I want to get a more communal lizard (hopefully green tree skinks), but if I get several lizards then I will probably get eggs at some point and I need to be prepared for that.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

100%

[@Alextherelic1]

A bit of advice to if your starting out is go to your local reptile expo yeah it might be small but you get exposure I would say locally and also promote it on your social media showing your at a expo and people don’t think you’re a scam

[@gavigoldman9659]

Hi Adam I’m a really big fan and I love your videos. I have been watching your videos for a couple of months now and I’ve learned so much more from you then anyone else and u always make ur videos so entertaining so I thank you for that! I have one question when and how did you come up with the name @wickens wicked reptiles cause that is a really cool name

[@OhhWeOhh]

"Pet sandboxes" are super easy to breed too

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

hahahah it's true

[@godzillav2890]

Again another amazing video!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

You're the best!

[@Mike-bh9vs]

Love the Letterkenny Irish shirt, great content as always

[@phorestpsy216]

love the letterkenny Tee. Ferda!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

wheel snipe celly boys!

[@poketvenus]

I breed sierran tree frogs every year. I keep 5 females and 2 males (total), the rest get released. I love the frog noises and the lack of skeeters and fleas in my back yard. I don't breed for money, I just like chorus frogs. Me keeping/breeding what I do in my terrariums means that even if we have a fluke frost/heat wave that wipes out all the dormant frogs or not enough rain to achieve enough water for the tadpoles? Not the end of the world, because I'll have enough tadpoles to keep the cycle going.

[@j.kaimori3848]

I want to breed similarly but I'm also not sure what's legal to release. I like lizards but releasing higher chain predators is a trickier thing to do safely. Plus they are more expensive to raise.

[@jenniferbudik2729]

Next vid how bout snakes that are nice to watch to be active in enclosure

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

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[@txghpo]

Not me getting exited about ball pythons lol. You opened up some ideas from me! I would love to breed ball pythons!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

they sure aregreat!

[@ashleymerlin7283]

Have you ever considered breeding Dumerils boas? We are seriously considering breeding our pair, but I haven’t found many resources out there for breeding. They are so awesome and the market for them is growing here in the states!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

yes! I need a male first though haha

[@ashleymerlin7283]

@@WickensWickedReptiles do you know of any good breeding info sources? Google searches aren’t cutting it!

[@Hayseed33]

The clip where the hognose fell off the table was 👍

[@papyrusthegreat457]

I want a video on how to get a $5 ball python like you did lol Also I think maybe Gargoyle geckos could be included too because there is a demand there (at least for orange stripe ones) and they're an easy species

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

get lucky on Kijiji haha

[@Misha-ov7rb]

Great video!!!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Glad you liked it!

[@dagmar0904]

I want mourning geckos, but i also want a snake that only eats lizards and snakes, so perfect combo

[@emilyjustus152]

I like that you did animals that would benefit from being bred.

[@insanebros8733]

I would love to see a video on how to manage cords because I have cords for heats mats and bulbs and it gets so annoying

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

I wanna see that video too, mine are a mess, haha

[@insanebros8733]

@@WickensWickedReptiles wow that response was quick

[@TheJStale]

Nice Letterkenny shirt. My brother recently got into the show on Hulu and he was telling me about it :)

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

pitter patter

[@rodmeza2806]

What a great channel!!!!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Thanks so much!

[@christinehicks7868]

Love your shirt!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Pitterpatter!

[@denisepersinger]

I would day crested geckos should be on this list. Since you don't even need an incubator as long as your house temps are not extreme. But I agree with the rest 😊😊

[@Sam_P29]

Just got a beautiful male Banana Enchi Pinstripe yesterday. I don’t plan on breeding any time soon but I can’t lie, pairing it with a pastel Mojave would be incredible. Also name recommendations are welcome 😂

[@Depressivesetwas13]

Good video as always! Thanks. I really considered keeping mourning geckos and thought about removing/freezing eggs when they became to many? After a while I opted for garter snakes and I love them. But now I fear that the breeder predicted the sex wrong and I will wake up one morning to 20 babies 😅

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

hahaha

[@jenniferjohnson5636]

I have mourning geckos and I l9ve the derpy little ladies so much! I started by getting into terrariums and love creating bioactive habitats. Now I am getting really interested in pygmy chameleons but right now I'm in the research stage. I also have a crested gecko who I love and regardless of what anyone thinks he (she... actually a girl who I identify as a boy. .lol) loves me too. :D

[@canihelpyou4206]

The only things I breed are my boas and Cuban false chameleons, and luckily there's a local pet store that buys all the babies I don't sell or hold back

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

very cool!

[@OPC249]

Morning geckos are great feeders

[@TheXDiabetus]

Love the Letterkenny shirt lol

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Pitter Patter

[@tridecahedron4223]

Nice Letterkenny shirt I love that show 😎

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Me too!

[@tridecahedron4223]

@@WickensWickedReptiles I’m glad to see people appreciate that absolutely masterpiece of a show, Can’t imagine how many times Wayne has cracked up during his lines because he has to act so serious all the time

[@Ruben355]

Loved the video man. Maby u should do an opposite to this. Something like the hardest reptiles to breed but why there still fun to breed.

[@mitcht1324]

I would add that as soon as you see baby Mourning Geckos in the adult tank, rehouse them as soon as you can. You should have a second setup to raise the babies in since the adults are cannibalistic and will pursue the young.

[@theaverageladsshorts5707]

Great video 👌👌👌

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Thanks for the visit

[@BatDance666]

Loving the Letter Kenny shirt man

[@anonymousgames__]

Hi dud im a huge fan and am saving up for a crestex gecko

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

hey! very cool!

[@clydeliton4006]

Oh man! My little foot bias just got stolen by jerry. What a cute one !?

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

she is a gem

[@lisaturpen3308]

Love the dienffenbachia behind you 😍😍 mine is baby compared to yours.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

I was lucky co have this given to me as a mature plant, I love it! It's a schefflera arboricola.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

just realized you meant the other plant, it's fake haha

[@MOONOVERMIAMI]

hello great video information

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Hey, thanks

[@Bunny-ns5ni]

I don't understand why people don't like the wild-type coloration of captive reptiles. I think wild-types are absolutely gorgeous, more so than any selective bred coloration.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

I agree!

[@Bunny-ns5ni]

@@WickensWickedReptiles this made my day. Thank you

[@VannahSavage]

Ekans is GORGEOUS 🥺

[@HoundofOdin]

I really want to start breeding ackies. There is a market for them and I adore monitors.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

yep, but if you're asking, you're not ready to breed. Do your research and you cna be successful :)

[@HoundofOdin]

@@WickensWickedReptiles Could not agree more. If you have to _ask_ what species to breed, you aren't ready to do it.

[@alexsatterfield3849]

I’m here for the shirt, how’re ya now?

[@antalyametalkid2353]

Awesome video

[@kylereynhart]

I would like to breed reptiles, I've been breeding Tropical Malawi (fish) and I'm fascinated with snakes and here in South Africa we have almost no breeders but high demand.

[@jdm8702]

I buy normal BPs or even breed them to have a handful throughout the year to feed to my cribo. Between chickens, fish, rats, and frogs he gets a diverse diet. I love BPs but the circle of life isn't sweet and nice.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

sheesh

[@braxtoncox1930]

I would say to only breed if you plan on making it your complete foundation of everything like you plan on living off of that and making your career like that because anytime else it’s good to just have a great pet that you come to enjoy and love.👍

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

meh, breeding to make enough money that the hobby is free for you is another great reason

[@braxtoncox1930]

@@WickensWickedReptiles yeah that’s a good point too

[@CAMMIE444]

I would have added Rosy Boas 😅 the supply is pretty low surprisingly. They are one of the only snakes that you want to keep localities and blood lines clean so no mixing morphs and what not which I find pretty awesome and easy. They are also ovoviviparous so one doesn’t have to deal with eggs/incubation. I’m actually raising up two for a future breeding project in a few years. 🙂

[@RoseProseFroze]

They are so underrated and it's SO HARD to find a breeder that isn't also a huge facility with spider balls. The store near my work apparently knows a guy but I can't find his actual info so I can't confirm their husbandry. I'LL ASK AGAIN NEXT TIME.

[@CAMMIE444]

@@RoseProseFroze rosy boas husbandry is very easy. Join Rosy Boa Nation group on Facebook for a good reliable care guide 👍

[@jaykrizzle]

I hate species where I have to keep track of localities...so incredibly annoying

[@taitai.x]

Could you do a video on breeding ball pythons and incubating, I have a fire enchi and a banana yellow belly and I’m planning on breeding on her 3rd winter

[@gecko-guy362]

Is it okay if I replace planes hognose snakes with corn snakes cuz hognose snakes where I live are illegal I live in Missouri

[@keithswearingen6641]

Love the letterkenny irish shirt!!!

[@bradleydanek3958]

Adam How are ya now?

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Good’n youuuu?

[@bradleydanek3958]

Oh not so bad

[@marvinbange1216]

in my opinion a big downside of the breeding of reptiles is that they become very available ( too available) and get really cheap. which makes it very easy for people to impulse buy them and dont take good care of them.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

well, you aren't wrong

[@nekomance]

That gecko is sooo cute!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

right!

[@johnreeves6854]

I used to bread leopard geckos and theres a little more to it if you want healthy ones but they are really easy to bread them

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

sure is

[@bradleydanek3958]

Reach out reptiles has a super dwarf that reproduced parthenogenically Clint from Clint's reptiles has one of the babies.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

yes, so cool!

[@Skrill99]

That's all good but here in Brazil I have barely been able to find any reptiles to buy... I can't be the only one.

[@tylereaston8263]

Pictus geckos are super easy to breed probly even more so then leopard geckos and they cohab together very well :)

[@technoraptor7778]

HA!! I knew it...morning geckos just multiply no problem.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Yes they do