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crested geckos
How long should I wait before I hold a newly hatched crested gecko?
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As with any reptile, it's pretty safe to say keep handling to a minimum for the first week or so.
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crested geckos
Wait until they are eating well. Some are settled in within a week and some take a few weeks.
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Thanks, I'm going to start breeding my crested geckos this season. This is my first year for breeding crested geckos, I am so excited!
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I usually give them a month so they can seattle in, get use to seeing me around and giving them there food dish with rephasy and mist them and so they will get use to me and eating and seattle in but I hold sparingly maybe 5 minutes every week or 3 just so they can ease in to the idea of being handled and to prevent tail drops
Lance
NEVER RELEASE FISH OR REPTILES OR ANY ANIMAL INTO THE WILD.
Please read the CARESHEET! to make sure you're doing the best you can for your pet.
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Re: crested geckos
 Originally Posted by sparklefashion
Thanks!  I already have 1 crestie, so I know how to take care of them. Now I am going to start breeding them. I am so excited! I have researched and asked people about breeding cresties. I also have some questions that I have posted on here in a thread called "breeding crested geckos". 
anytime I can help let me know private message me anytime you need always glad to help
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NEVER RELEASE FISH OR REPTILES OR ANY ANIMAL INTO THE WILD.
Please read the CARESHEET! to make sure you're doing the best you can for your pet.
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