Leopard gecko articles tagged with soaking behaviour

Leopard geckos shed the outer parts of their skin as they grow. Skin shedding happens from time to time and is more frequently seen in babies and juveniles. Read article

Soaking behaviour in Leopard geckos is fairly common, but there are some cases where it is abnormal. Read article

Mite infestations (ascariasis and ‘black skin disease’) are commonly seen in reptiles, especially wild reptiles, and can spread from one reptile to others. Read article