Among all the reptile species, leopard geckos are the most popular species, especially among the new reptile fanciers who don’t have experience keeping a reptile previously. This is so because the leopard geckos are relatively small in size, docile, and easy to handle in terms of feeding and maintenance needs. Since these reptiles are comparatively … Read more

Dehydration is one of the main health problems affecting reptiles, particularly leopard geckos. Many leopard gecko owners either overlook this problem or aren’t aware that their pet is dehydrated. Overall, the best way to determine whether or not your leopard gecko is dehydrated is to look for signs of dehydration. Flaky skin, improper shedding, lethargy, … Read more

Crested geckos are classified as reptiles, but they share the characteristics of amphibians and thus like cooler environments. Just like other lizards, they shed old skins as well. It is their natural characteristic that allows them to grow. How often do crested geckos shed? Crested geckos shed their skin every two weeks or sometimes weekly, … Read more

Glass surfing is one of the peculiar behavior that leopard geckos exhibit that distinguish them from other household pets.  When a leopard gecko attempts to climb the glass wall of its enclosure while making paddling movements, that is referred to as glass surfing. Glass surfing in leopard geckos can be caused by mites, clod temperature, … Read more

One of the most fascinating aspects of leopard geckos is their distinct smile, which is also one of the reasons they are becoming popular pets, particularly among reptile lovers. But do leopard geckos genuinely smile? In general, the smile of a leopard gecko is unintentional and does not express any of its feelings. Instead, a … Read more