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Leopard Gecko CARE SHEET The ENVIRONMENT The reptile enclosure, called a vivarium, must be secure to prevent escape and free from hazards. Good ventilation is essential to reduce the build-up of bacteria and it should be made from a solid material that is easy to clean. A 60 cm long, 40 cm high and 30 cm deep
Leopard geckos are insectivores. Invertebrate prey such as house crickets, black crickets and locusts should form the majority of the diet. Mealworms should be given in moderation and waxworms should only be given as occasional treats.
Leopard Gecko Care Guide: Facts: 15 - 20 years on average in captivity 8 -11 inch in length Active during dawn and dusk (crepuscular) Enclosure Size: Baby/Juvenile: 30” x 12” x 12” (20 Gallon Long) Adults can live in a 30” x 12” x 12” (20 Gallon Long), but a 36” x 18” x 18” (40-gallon
Leopard geckos make great pets! Our habitat setup and care guide includes tips for enclosures, substrate, accessories, temperature, lighting, diet, nutrition, behavior, handling, and safety. Important Shipping Information.
Learn how to care for your leopard gecko with this comprehensive guide from Fluker Farms. Find out about enclosure, substrate, accessories, temperature, lighting, diet, handling, and more.
A comprehensive guide to leopard gecko husbandry, covering housing, heating, lighting, diet, substrates, hides and natural history. Learn how to provide the best care possible for this popular pet reptile.
LEOPARD GECKO Care Sheet. OVERVIEW. Scientific Name: Eublepharis macularius. Country of Origin: South Asia. Ease of Care: Beginner. Potential Adult Size: 7 to 10 inches. Life Span: Upwards of 20 years. Diet: Insects. Behaviour: Crepuscular. Humidity: 60% to 80% Handling: Beginner.
