Once you have your leopard gecko, there may be times you need to keep them warm when their primary source of heat (a heat mat)
How much do Leopard Gecko spots change over time?
When your leopard gecko is a baby, it will shed its skin around twice per month, and with each shed their spots/ pattern will develop
Which home should I get for my leopard gecko?
There are several options for buying a home for your new leopard gecko; vivariums and terrariums come in many materials, shapes and sizes, so I’m
Why you shouldn’t buy a leopard gecko starter kit
When I was researching leopard geckos as a potential new owner, it was really hard to know what to buy for them, and in which
Why has my leopard gecko turned white?
You have probably come to this page worrying because your colourful leopard gecko suddenly looks very ill and ghost-like. But please don’t fear – this
How to spy on your leopard gecko
When I first got my leopard geckos I had so many worries, wondering if they were eating, if they ever left their hot hide and
Review: Feeding dishes for leopard geckos
I have used several feeding and water dishes for my leopard geckos, so I have decided to review some of them, and hopefully this helps.
Which vitamins and supplements do leopard geckos need?
If you’ve been researching what to feed leopard geckos, you’ll have likely seen that they need additional vitamins to supplement their diet. Here’s what you need to know
The best things about owning a leopard gecko
I have previously written a post which includes what people wish they had known before getting a leopard gecko (read here), so I thought I
Does sphagnum moss cause impaction?
A moist environment is essential to a leopard gecko’s shedding process, and sphagnum moss is probably the most common and effective method used to achieve
Leopard Gecko Name Ideas
Struggling to think of names for your leopard gecko? Look no further… I’ve got you covered!
Mouth rot in leopard geckos: FAQ
It may surprise you to learn that leopard geckos can suffer from oral health-related problems, just like humans! Like many other reptiles, leopard geckos are polyphyodonts,
