I lost my only Leo this year...I cried...but it was like I new he was going so I prayed for him to be happy with my other Leo up in rainbow bridge :3
Yours is beautiful :3 mine was a male and he was very deep colored

I'm already so attached to them. They are great little pets and completely fascinating to watch! My favorite part about owning them is creating and maintaining their habitats. I'm thrilled by everything they do. lol

And when they shake their tails when they hunt! My favorite of the many memories with mine :3 I currently have a beardie and he's my lol baby :3

I'm sorry to hear about your geckos passing, but happy you have a new buddy. Bearded dragons are great, they seem really social. :)

My Nova was doing a bit of tail shaking today. I realized he could see the females in the tank next to him and he was getting excited so I had to hide them. lol I love when they do that during hunting. Watching them go after crickets is endlessly entertaining!

Lol AWWWE he's sounds very cute and apparently social with the gals! Lol yep my beardie is very social and chubby X3

Ah what a cute little baby! Neat coloration on her! Has she lost her tail at some point?

Thank you! Yes, her tail is regenerated. I got her from a breeder like this and I believe she lost her tail as a baby, though I'm not entirely sure how. She's healthy though and not at all aggressive which is good!

Ah that's awesome! I've only ever had the one leo and he's a super friendly old boy so I didn't even know that aggression was a concern with them xD she's mega pretty and lucky to have a loving home with you <3

Also, her tail grew back quite nicely for a regen! I've seen some that have grown little pong pong ball tails after losing them D: I should snag a picture of my Jim to show you!

oh my gosh that sounds awful, but sadly funny! XD I've seen some wonky tails, so I'm pretty pleased with how hers is considering it's a regen! Show me a pic! I love leos. :3

As far as aggression goes it's usually not a problem with the females unless they're "hot" females (incubated at high temperatures), in too small of an enclosure or mismatched in proportion to size with another female (bullying smaller females could be a problem).