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
Category: FAQs
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
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,
Tips for the care of a neglected/ unwell leopard gecko
Leopard geckos can be prone to a number of illnesses and diseases, and are also frequently rescued from improper conditions or from being abandoned by
Facts about leopard geckos
The leopard gecko has become a popular pet, but it is important to learn about how they behave in their natural environment before buying one,
What’s inside my leopard gecko’s vivarium…
If you’re curious about how people set up their vivariums, or if you need help visualising a first-time setup, then take a look inside mine
Why isn’t my leopard gecko eating?
It can be alarming when your leopard gecko stops eating, and there are so many reasons a leopard gecko may have lost its appetite so
Guide for buying your first leopard gecko
So, you’ve decided that buying a leopard gecko is the right thing for you – congratulations as they are a fantastic pet. Not only are
How to remove stuck shed from a leopard gecko
Sometimes, leopard gecko owners will be faced with their pet having a bad shed, and may need to intervene to help remove any pieces that
What to do if your leopard gecko loses its tail
Leopard geckos, and many other small lizards, have evolved to be able to lose and regenerate their tails as a form of defence. As a
Why do leopard geckos lose their tails?
A fascinating fact about leopard geckos is that they have evolved to be able to lose and regrow their tails as a form of defence.
