Learn everything you need to know to raise and keep your own pet leopard gecko
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We’re sharing a list of common leopard gecko mistakes new owners make so you can avoid them.
Noticing signs of stress is the first step towards providing a better environment. Common signs of stress in leopard geckos are decreased appetite, weight loss, excessive hiding, glass swimming and tail waving. Improper setup and poor handling are the root cause of most stress factors.
Leopard geckos have impressive tails, which serve several vital purposes. Much of the leopard gecko’s body language can be seen in its tail. From a warning, sign of aggression, show of excitement, or a signal it’s going to pounce, you can see it all in the tail. The tail is a defense mechanism and emergency…
