Latest Leopard gecko articles

The photoperiod is the time a Leopard gecko is exposed to light over a period of 24 hours. It will likely affect the behaviour and reproduction of Leopard geckos. Read article

Because Leopard geckos are often shy and secretive, hiding areas are essential to make them feel at home. A humidifying enclosure also needs to be supplied. Read article

Thermometers are used to read temperatures. They are valuable and necessary for Leopard gecko owners and are used to make sure it’s not too hot or too cold. Read article

Silkworms (or ‘silkies’) are the larvae of the Mulberry silk moth. Being high in protein and low in fat, they are considered a great food for Leopard geckos. Read article