Crestie Question

[molson101]

It is quite warm here in alberta can I bring my gecko out side. Tocrawl around a bit on the grass. Not for a long time just for like 5 minutes.

[Lankyrob]

If it cant escape, is free from parasites, free from pesticides and not too cold then yes, personally i dont let my reptiles "free roam" but each to their own.

[stephanbakir]

Originally Posted by molson101

It is quite warm here in alberta can I bring my gecko out side. Tocrawl around a bit on the grass. Not for a long time just for like 5 minutes.

I lost a leopard gecko to a weasel of some kind in Saskatoon lol, keep an eye on it and check for any places animals can hide.

[molson101]

K i just wanted to make sure it was okay before I went out and just did it.

[Wolfus_305]

as i'm sure you know they're super quick, make sure he can't get away

[stephanbakir]

Assuming the temps aren't too bad he should be fine watch out for predators and insects:P

[molson101]

My guy can be very quick but he actually is normally really slow. I just took him outside he freaked out and started running in circles. He didnt even try to run away he just ran in circles.

[stephanbakir]

Any reason for it? Sounds a little odd.

[reptile65]

Just make sure it's not more than 80 degrees outside.

[molson101]

No he is just really hyper once he realised he could go were ever he wanted he started to try and run around the yard. And dont worry its not it is like 70-75 degres if not a little bit colder but not much. Plus I only brought him out for like 5 minutes.

[vendettaseve]

Originally Posted by stephanbakir

Any reason for it? Sounds a little odd.

Birds. The enemy almost all lizards.



Most will freak and try to hide under something if they hear them far off, or see shadows etc. My beardie has a tantrum if we leave a window open and he can hear them singing.

[molson101]

Thar is helarious