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Average Ratings
Value for Money7.5/10
Overall rating9.3/10
75% Recommended3 out of 4 Reviews

Review of Reptiles

By GeckoGirl Rank: Lance Corporal on 9th Feb 2004

GeckoGirl's Ratings
Value for money5/10
Overall value9/10
yes GeckoGirl's recommendation

Good Points

Very Very Very Pretty
Easy to look after
Different from any other pet

Bad Points

You CANNOT be squeemish!!!!!!!!!

General Comments

Unlike many other girls, I am NOT at all squeemish, so I got a Lizard. She is one of the best pets I have ever had!!! I now know almost everything about reptiles so if you have any queries about them...Just ask!!!
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19 Comments on Review by GeckoGirl for Reptiles

  1. cosmo Rank: Major on 9th Feb 2004

    Out of curiosity, what sort of lizard do you have and what does it eat? And most of all, is it friendly and what does it do?

    I love watching my cats chase each other, and fish are relaxing to watch swim around, do lizards do anything entertaining? They always look impressive in pet shops but they seem to just sit around looking imperious.

  2. e4chin Rank: Lieutenant-General on 6th Nov 2006

    I don't think she responded because you insulted the lizards...

  3. Helen of Troy Rank: Field-MarshalCompetition Winner on 6th Nov 2006

    Could she possibly have... a Gecko? I have had a Green Iguana and also a Bosc Monitor (Savannah) lizard. My son has had a Leopard Gecko, but I would not be brave enough to make the claim that I know everything about them! Reptiles need specialist care, even some Vets are not able to treat them, and you need to know of a Vet who has special knowledge of them. The Bosc Monitor I had died. I rescued him from someone who hadn't a clue how to look after him, so most of the damage had been done. He cost me a small fortune. I tried everything but to no avail, which is why no-one should buy a lizard on a whim.

  4. e4chin Rank: Lieutenant-General on 7th Nov 2006

    I'm not as big on reptiles as I am on amphibians.

  5. Helen of Troy Rank: Field-MarshalCompetition Winner on 7th Nov 2006

    I think lizards are wonderful creatures. But you need to know how to care for them properly, and most people don't.

  6. e4chin Rank: Lieutenant-General on 8th Nov 2006

    That is quite unfortunate.

    What do you feed your lizard? Crickets? Mealworms?

  7. Helen of Troy Rank: Field-MarshalCompetition Winner on 8th Nov 2006

    I don't have any now, but the Bosc Monitor ate mice, eggs and a little occasional dog food. The Green Iguana ate crickets (brownies they call them), mealworms and special lizard pellets. The Gecko was my son's, and he fed him crickets and mealworms. Nice menu!

  8. e4chin Rank: Lieutenant-General on 9th Nov 2006

    It is; Should be posted on the "what I had for tee" forum!

  9. Helen of Troy Rank: Field-MarshalCompetition Winner on 10th Nov 2006

    Look in the food forum. Anyone for crickets?

  10. e4chin Rank: Lieutenant-General on 13th Nov 2006

    I used to buy crickets for my Fire Bellied Toads, but they died.

  11. Helen of Troy Rank: Field-MarshalCompetition Winner on 14th Nov 2006

    The crickets or the toads?!

  12. e4chin Rank: Lieutenant-General on 25th Nov 2006

    The toads. The crickets did die, but that was because they were eaten. It was surprisingly fun to watch the toads hunt the crickets.

  13. Helen of Troy Rank: Field-MarshalCompetition Winner on 27th Nov 2006

    Get a lizard e4. You will truly love watching them catch the jumpy little devils! And CRUNCH!

  14. e4chin Rank: Lieutenant-General on 29th Nov 2006

    I am thinking of trying to get one of those Giant African Snails. They seem like fun!

  15. Helen of Troy Rank: Field-MarshalCompetition Winner on 30th Nov 2006

    Giant African Snails are fun! Very peaceful little pets.

  16. e4chin Rank: Lieutenant-General on 9th Dec 2006

    Unfortunately, I don't think they would be as much fun to watch hunting as a gecko would be, but I bet they are peaceful!

  17. Helen of Troy Rank: Field-MarshalCompetition Winner on 9th Dec 2006

    You should see them when the lettuce is put in! You think snails are slow? They run and munch!

  18. e4chin Rank: Lieutenant-General on 10th Dec 2006

    That almost sounds intimidating! Another reason for me to get them!

  19. The Hooded Claw Rank: Major on 1st Mar 2007

    comment o muse!



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