Well, these two were left in the parking garage at my apartment building with the sign 'Free to any home'.
In my three weeks here I've evidently become well known as the 'Snake Lady on the 4th floor' lol so I got a knock at my door and these guys became mine.
One is missing it's tail though it's starting to grow back. I wasn't expecting 'company' so I ran to Walmart and got some supplies a few minutes before they closed.
It's been awhile since I've had leopard geckos, I found homes for mine when I found homes for my corn snakes a few years back, been out of the loop long enough I spent the evening going over care sheets and looking at the amazing new morphs they have now... might have to reconsider my stance on Leopards.
Anyway, enough chatter, here are 'Noname 1' and 'Noname 2' and don't worry, they are now housed seperately and are quite voracious little pigs.
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ps. lol sorry i dont know to much about leopard geckos i really like them and maybe in the future will get one after researching and learning about them. but just a question are they different looking like the two in the pics how one is spotted and one is like camo and do they have to be seperate becuz at a reptile store i used to go to they had around 5 leopard geckos in like a 30-40 gal tank i think was the size i asked about it and they said oh yeah they thrive better in groups is this true??