As a long-time Leo owner, I’ve learned that keeping these charming reptiles hydrated and comfortable is a delicate balance. Leopard geckos thrive in a well-managed habitat, and while they don’t require constant misting like some other reptiles, they do benefit from it in certain situations. Do Leopard Geckos Need Misting? During sweltering weather conditions, an … Read more
Shedding is a natural process crucial for leopard geckos to rejuvenate their outer layer of skin and maintain good health. If your leopard gecko doesn’t shed properly, it’s a sign of underlying health issues. Often, these problems are rooted in an incorrect habitat, a lack of humidity, a poor diet, or even factors like ovulation, … Read more
While Leopard Geckos typically love eating live insects, they can’t properly digest fruit as their stomachs are not adapted for it. It’s important to feed them a diet that won’t harm them; even in the wild, they might turn to fruit only if no other food is available. Can Leopard Geckos Eat Fruit? The best … Read more
Owning a leopard gecko is a genuinely rewarding experience. These charming and stout lizards, with their wide grins on their faces and an inquisitive nature, captivate many. Most reptile owners would agree that something is going on behind those expressive eyes of our scaly companions. This observation leads to a long-standing debate within the reptile … Read more
Drawing from my personal experience with reptiles, I’ve learned that keeping a leopard gecko in a shared environment requires thoughtful consideration. What Can Live With A Leopard Gecko? While most people assume various animals can cohabit peacefully with these geckos, the truth is somewhat different. Frogs and turtles, for instance, are often touted as compatible … Read more
Leopard geckos are popular pets among both children and adults for their caring and gentle nature. These creatures possess teeth, but it’s rare that their bite actually hurts. As little creatures, they may feel threatened, especially when young or scared by sudden moving objects. Interestingly, when sexually mature at around 9 months, they become more … Read more
When you observe a leopard gecko with its eyes closed, it might seem like it’s sitting meditatively. My gecko, Leo, often does this, and it’s a sign of being in the right mind. This behaviour can resolve many queries about these fascinating creatures. Often, owners notice their geckos with their eyes closed and worry they … Read more
In the exciting world of pet ownership, we often find ourselves wondering what goes on in our pets’ heads. We attempt to communicate with our pets, trying to understand their language. Yet, with little success, the mysteries of their behaviours remain. This is especially true for Leopard geckos, intriguing animals known to display their emotions … Read more
When your Leo is out in its habitat, exploring and hanging out, you might notice it crawl onto your hand and lick you. If you’ve ever felt weirded out or wondered why your leopard gecko does this, it’s simply their way of getting acquainted with their surroundings. These fascinating creatures have a special Jacobson’s Organ, … Read more
Leopard geckos, known for their reputation as living statues, often sit motionless, presenting a cute and confusing spectacle. This behaviour, especially digging, might leave owners wondering why these otherwise lizards enjoy such activities. In many cases, digging can be a sign of stress or poor husbandry. However, it’s essential to observe the context and look … Read more