When it comes to Leopard Gecko’s lighting, there are lots of opinions and it can even be considered a controversial issue, especially when it comes to UVB lighting. This is because some owners claim that these reptiles are nocturnal and can live without UVB light just fine, which is not true. Leopard Geckos are not … Read more
Leopard Geckos can occasionally get baths, but it’s not something you should do regularly. Unless instructed by a vet or if it has difficulty shedding, it’s going to be better if you just pat it down with a wet cloth when it’s dirty. These reptiles hail from arid environments, where water sources are sparse. So, … Read more
Yes, leopard geckos can eat mealworm beetles. However, there are several considerations to keep in mind when offering these beetles as part of their diet. In this article, we’ll dive deep into the characteristics of mealworm beetles, their nutritional value for leopard geckos, and potential challenges and benefits associated with feeding them to your reptilian … Read more
Crested Geckos have a varied diet in the wilderness that consists of about 50% insects and the rest include fruits, some vegetables, nectar, etc. They need the same varied diet in captivity to be able to lead a happy and healthy life. And if this is a bit too difficult for you, there’s always commercial … Read more
Leopard geckos can sit on your shoulder, but their behavior and preference vary. Some might be comfortable resting there for a while, while others might prefer the safety of your hand. Understanding their individual behaviors and signs is essential when interacting with them. Key Takeaways: Leopard Gecko’s Comfort: A secure and comfortable gecko may opt … Read more
Leopard geckos may change colors because of various biological and environmental factors. These factors range from shedding processes, growth stages, and temperature imbalances to UV light exposure, stress, and their habitat’s specific conditions. Key Takeaways: Temperature Imbalance: Ensure the leopard gecko’s enclosure stays within the ideal temperature range: 88-92°F on the warm side and 75-80°F … Read more
Having a Gecko as a pet is becoming more and more popular as these small lizards can make excellent companions. They’re typically quiet and they don’t require lots of attention. On the other hand, they look very interesting and they’re great to observe what they’re doing when they finally get out of their hideouts. Two … Read more
There are countless geckos in the world that are used as pets, but choosing the best one for you or your child can be a bit difficult, especially as first-time owners. Two of the most popular geckos are the African Fat-Tailed Gecko and the Crested Gecko. And while they are equally interesting to have, they … Read more
Despite the aggressive side that Tokay Geckos are widely known for, they do need a pair to live a happy life. Some Tokay Geckos might be very easy to pair so you won’t have anything to worry about. But you need to keep an eye on the picky ones. Pairing two Tokay Geckos can turn … Read more
Do leopard geckos get lonely? The short answer is no, leopard geckos are naturally solitary animals and do not get lonely. They thrive when living alone, exhibiting their full range of natural behaviors and maintaining optimum levels of alertness. Originating from the harsh, isolated terrains of Asia and the Middle East, leopard geckos have evolved … Read more
