@sergiosaldana602: People are accusing me of ABUSING my geckos because some are missing their tails! 😳 But here’s what most people DON’T KNOW! Geckos can naturally drop their tails as a survival mechanism called autotomy. It’s their way of escaping danger! Here’s another fact: Tokay geckos can regrow their tails, but crested geckos CANNOT! And something many people don’t realize is that MOST of my geckos are REHOMED! Some came to me already missing their tails, and I don’t always know their full stories. A missing tail doesn’t automatically mean abuse or neglect. There’s a lot more to responsible reptile care than what you see in a 30-second video. My goal is to give these misunderstood animals a good home while educating others along the way. I’m always learning, even after 3 years! 🔥 NOW LET’S TALK! Do you think people are too quick to judge reptile owners without knowing the full story? 👇 Drop your thoughts below! Let’s educate, not hate. #tokaygecko #crestedgeckos #reptileeducation #reptilecommunity #mexicantarzan
Before assuming a missing tail means abuse, remember that some geckos naturally drop their tails to survive! 🦎 Did you know that? Let's hear your thoughts!
2026-10-20 03:00:33
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𓆩Katielเคธี่𓆪 :
No. Because you're literally handling a crested gecko and a Tokay gecko AT THE SAME TIME
2026-10-20 03:42:52
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John Wooding :
I buy only ones with no tails so they get the love too
2026-10-20 07:05:26
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LHS_AR :
“Gecko”
2026-10-20 04:05:16
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angelpolyurethane :
Literally in half of your videos you have your geckos jumping on each other or letting them jump all the way to the ground 💀
2026-10-20 06:52:40
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