I think when they r in wild they use the help of the bark of trees to help scrap off the dead skin since u have kept in captivity maybe be a little more responsible and try mimicking its natural dwelling in ur small tank instead of making everything so smooth
jamesstream973 months, 3 weeks ago
POV: How we all felt whenever it was time to peel the dried liqud glue from our hands
priya_ghose3 months, 3 weeks ago
"as we all know, the gecko skin is very nutritious..." Dude, I've never eaten a gecko skin before
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sarah.zuniga3 months, 3 weeks ago
You need to put rough surfaces for them to aid in molting process.
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rebecca.jordan3 months, 3 weeks ago
The gecko realizes hes going to die after some seconds The gecko realizes hes going to survive
nicholas_marsh3 months, 4 weeks ago
Cute little thing , thx for helping out 🦎
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garytaylor193 months, 3 weeks ago
The owner is irresponsible only watching shred its skin by itself without even placing rough branches around makes it really hard for the gecko
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allenanderson4043 months, 4 weeks ago
I think the gravel is slippery for him to get hold for shedding
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vasudhamalhotra9493 months, 3 weeks ago
“…he is going to die “ 💀 😂😂 what an opening
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ross.woodward3 months, 3 weeks ago
The gecko wasn't in pain, it was struggling to split the shed skin. All reptiles including geckos shed their skin but since a reptiles scales can be pretty tough the have to use something rough to help split its shed skin, I know that because I've had lizards and a snake as a pet before and you shouldn't help a reptile shed its skin unless it doesn't have a peice of tree bark or a rough rock and it get stuck shed. If a reptile has stuck shed is when you should help it unless your adding something to help get the shed skin off before it gets stuck
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jayeden683 months, 3 weeks ago
Guys Don't worry!! The gecko isn't dying. It's only moving like that because the shed bothers them, I've experienced this through my reptiles and if they move like that you can help them just a bit but not too much because it can also hurt/ and or ruin their scales. You can also help them by soaking their skin in warm water to loosen it up. Most importantly! You can help them with their nose and eyes. But I suggest that you run a damp towel to their eyes so that it doesn't get irritated. Thank you.
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gabrieltempest283 months, 3 weeks ago
Gekko: Casually eats skin
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christina.lewis3 months, 3 weeks ago
They need 40 gallon tank with bark to thrive and shed
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christopher_thompson3 months, 3 weeks ago
Is it just me or is the creator of this short replying with hearts
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alix_legendre3 months, 3 weeks ago
Why does it looks so satisfying to peel off??? 😭😭😭
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karen_larson3 months, 4 weeks ago
Geckos irritate me even in videos. I hate to see wall geckos in my house.
"the gecko suddenly realizes he's going to die" 😭
I think when they r in wild they use the help of the bark of trees to help scrap off the dead skin since u have kept in captivity maybe be a little more responsible and try mimicking its natural dwelling in ur small tank instead of making everything so smooth
POV: How we all felt whenever it was time to peel the dried liqud glue from our hands
"as we all know, the gecko skin is very nutritious..." Dude, I've never eaten a gecko skin before
You need to put rough surfaces for them to aid in molting process.
The gecko realizes hes going to die after some seconds The gecko realizes hes going to survive
Cute little thing , thx for helping out 🦎
The owner is irresponsible only watching shred its skin by itself without even placing rough branches around makes it really hard for the gecko
I think the gravel is slippery for him to get hold for shedding
“…he is going to die “ 💀 😂😂 what an opening
The gecko wasn't in pain, it was struggling to split the shed skin. All reptiles including geckos shed their skin but since a reptiles scales can be pretty tough the have to use something rough to help split its shed skin, I know that because I've had lizards and a snake as a pet before and you shouldn't help a reptile shed its skin unless it doesn't have a peice of tree bark or a rough rock and it get stuck shed. If a reptile has stuck shed is when you should help it unless your adding something to help get the shed skin off before it gets stuck
Guys Don't worry!! The gecko isn't dying. It's only moving like that because the shed bothers them, I've experienced this through my reptiles and if they move like that you can help them just a bit but not too much because it can also hurt/ and or ruin their scales. You can also help them by soaking their skin in warm water to loosen it up. Most importantly! You can help them with their nose and eyes. But I suggest that you run a damp towel to their eyes so that it doesn't get irritated. Thank you.
Gekko: Casually eats skin
They need 40 gallon tank with bark to thrive and shed
Is it just me or is the creator of this short replying with hearts
Why does it looks so satisfying to peel off??? 😭😭😭
Geckos irritate me even in videos. I hate to see wall geckos in my house.
Never thought I would adore a gecko.
My grandma died😊😊😊
my patience level