Dented leopard gecko eggs are a common sight in the reptile world. They occur for many different reasons, and it can be hard to determine whether an egg will hatch or not. In this article, … Read more
The age of a leopard gecko can be determined from the rings in their tail. A line is added to the end of the tail every time they shed, and it takes about three years … Read more
Many types of worms are a great source of nutrition for leopard gecko pets. They provide protein, calcium, and fat. However, there are some worms that are recommended for geckos, and others are not good … Read more
Have you ever given your leopard gecko superworms? Leopard geckos are insectivores, meaning they eat insects. Superworms make for a great alternative to crickets and mealworms because they are nutrient-rich and high in protein. In … Read more
There are many reasons why leopard geckos might fight. They could be fighting over territory, food, or mates. Regardless of the reason for the aggression, it is important to take action. Otherwise, leopard geckos could … Read more
Leopard geckos are quite easy to keep given that their diet is easy to come by. There are many foods you can give to your leopard gecko including roaches, crickets and certain worm species such … Read more
Leopard geckos can bite if they feel threatened. If you’re a new pet owner, it is important to know what to do if your leo bites you as there are times when infections can result … Read more
Leopard geckos are more active at twilight and dusk and are known as crepuscular reptiles. They absorb more UVB in low light than other reptiles which helps them in bone growth. The geckos bask in … Read more
