Leopard Gecko

Leopard geckos can eat most insects and live mealworms but should never be fed dried mealworms. Dead or otherwise dried mealworms do not have the essential nutrients leopard geckos need to achieve a balanced diet. … Read more

Leopard geckos can eat mealworms, but can they eat mealworm beetles? That’s what we’re going to find out in this article. Mealworm beetles are typically soft and nutritious enough for leopard geckos to enjoy. These … Read more

For most of us, pets are not just any animal we keep, but companions and great friends. Geckos, like any other pet, have personalities, unique points, and interesting facts. That’s why you want to name … Read more

In this article, we’re comparing African fat tail geckos to leopard geckos – two pretty common animals you can find in the pet trade. African fat tails are a bit less common among pet owners, … Read more

Leopard geckos are skittish and shy reptiles that require a calm, stable environment. The best substrate for leopard gecko is one that provides them with the ability to burrow into it while also providing enough … Read more

Brumation is a term used to describe the process of hibernation that leopard geckos go through. Leopard geckos can brumate in the wild or in captivity, and it’s important to understand how it occurs so … Read more

Leopard geckos are popular pets because they are relatively easy to care for and don’t require much space. But before you purchase one, it’s important to find out what types of animals can live with … Read more

Leopard geckos are insectivores, meaning they can eat just about any insects ranging from crickets to grasshoppers as long as they are alive. Grasshoppers make a tasty meal for pet geckos, serving the required nutrients … Read more

Leopard geckos remove the outer layer of their skin called the epithelial skin and replace it with new skin cells. This process ends when the cells that generate new skin begin to divide from the … Read more