Leopard geckos feed on a variety of insects both in the wild and in captivity. These fat-tailed lizards hunt during the dawn and dusk and sometimes extend the hunting into the night. They come across...
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While leopard geckos in the wild have been shedding their skin without any problem, the same can't be said about leos in captivity. Your gecko may occasionally experience an incomplete/abnormal shed...
Feeding your leopard gecko with a balanced diet is essential to its overall growth and well-being. Vitamins are integral dietary components for leopard geckos and must always be incorporated into the...
Leopard Geckos lick their eyeballs to keep them moist and clean. Even though, over time, geckos have evolved moveable eyelids to protect their wide eyes, they still lick their eyeballs as a way of...
Leopard geckos make cute pets, and although not very affectionate, most owners try to bond with the lizard, which is good. One of the best methods of bonding with your pet leopard gecko is by feeding...
The Blazing Blizzard leopard gecko is a one-of-a-kind lizard distinguished by its unique coloring and large fat-storage tail. The Blazing Blizzard is a hybrid morph that combines the recessive traits...
