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    One simple question

    Hello everyone, I currently do not have a leopard gecko I only have a ball python (for now) I want and need to know if I should get a leopard gecko I have done hours and hours of research and they sound like the perfect pet.... I guess I just need to heat it from you guts... And I also need to know a few things that I couldn find on the internet that was recent and that's prices is it expensive to own a Leo (overtime cost) and how much roughly is the start up cost any and all advice is very much appreciated..... Thank you in advance

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    Re: One simple question

    Well it won't let me edit it for some reason I ment guys not guts I'm sorry lol

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    Leopard Geckos are generally pretty easy to care for as long as you meet all their requirements (heat, insects, calcium powder, caging, overall husbandry, etc.) although I have found that if you feel cost is any issue for long term care, then it may not be time to get another animal...
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    Re: One simple question

    Long term cost is not a issue I just like to keep a budget I'm sort of a tight wad (except for my animals lol)

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