Leopard gecko diy

Is your leopard gecko excited to see you? Or is it tolerating your presence just so it can eat? Unlike other pets, reptiles do not expressly show affection. Leopard geckos have subtle body and behavior cues that show that they trust you and you have formed a bond with them. A sign that your leopard

Want to entertain your leopard gecko? Need some enrichment ideas? We put together a list of the 17 best toys for leopard geckos.

Check out the best climbing accessories for leopard geckos in this post. Get your reptile the perfect enclosure with this guide!

Learn how to make a moist hide for a leopard gecko in this detailed guide and learn about helping the shedding process. [DETAILS]

Leopard Geckos - Handling and Bonding tips. Got a new leopard gecko and wonding how to tame it? We have a few simple leopard gecko handling tips to help you tame your gecko so you and your new reptile pal bond and become friends. Get the best leopard gecko tips and tricks at the leopardgeckohabitat.com.

This blog post is all about spending time with your leopard gecko. A quick note before I go in depth on different things you can do: don’t let your gecko out for too long. If you feel your gecko is getting too cold, it’s time to put them back in their enclosure. BondingWhen you first…

Learn How to Build a DIY Leopard Gecko Playpen in Just 15-Minutes! This Leopard Gecko Playpen Can Be Used Indoor or Outdoors!

Learn why your leopard gecko stares at you and the other behaviors you will encounter from your leopard gecko. [DETAILS]

Leopard geckos are crepuscular. Meaning they spend most of their day in their hide and come out during the evening and early in the morning. For more guidelines go to destination.