Anyone got a leopard geck that doesnt like to be handled? Like

That's like all of them what are you talking about

>>2167817
>sand

>>2167817
>reptile
>personality
please stop anthropomorphising your pets

>>2167849
I'm assuming you've never kept a reptile then

>>2167849
Geckos have variations in their preferences for food, physical contact, waking hours, amount of time spent hiding, etc within a range of normal behaviour. It is these things to which people refer when they say 'personality' in reference to herps.

>>2167849
what a retarded aspie you are. please consider killing yourself.

apparently blue tongue skinks are pretty sociable for reptile standards anyway >>2167956

>>2168394
They are, what does that have to do with anything?

>>2167849
a vast array of different reptiles have personalities that are unique, and differing from one to the other

>>2170000
objectively wrong

>>2170003
prove it

>>2170276
That's not how it works. If you make the claim that purely instinct-guided animals supposedly have varying personalities, then surely you must have some credible sources to back that up.

Or are you just gonna tell me a few anecdotes about bearded dragons and leopard geckos? If so, don't even bother replying.

>>2170282
There is some information out there regarding reptile and amphibian personality.

https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn10473-lizards-have-personalities-too-study-shows/

"Scientists define “personality differences” as consistent behavioural differences between individuals across time and contexts."

http://www.abc.net.au/science/articles/2014/08/25/4061479.htm?topic=human

>>2170330
ok