Leopard gecko articles tagged with temperature

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

Problematic skin shedding is commonly encountered with low humidities. There are typical signs and solutions for skin shedding problems in Leopard geckos. Read article

After a female Leopard gecko has deposited her eggs, they need to be in an optimal environment to be able to hatch. The most important environmental factors that determines viability of the embryos are the temperature and the humidity. Read article

Glass climbing in Leopard geckos is often seen by owners. A Leopard gecko climbing the glass of its enclosure is often a sign of distress. Read article