(ENG) Leopard Gecko Care Guide - 1 Min Demo
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The leopard gecko is a popular begins reptile because it's easy to handle and requires minimal care compared to many other lizards. They are native to Afghanistan, Pakistan, Northwest India and Iran. Leopard geckos have perky personalities and make movements that are interesting to watch. They are commonly yellow, white and spotted with black dots and hatchlings are striped and gradually changed to the spotted appearance. There are several colorful and para morphs or variations. Now leopard geckos affectionately called leos are generally easy to care for. They do not require a lot of cage maintenance but you should still give their environment a lot of attention. Leopard geckos are mostly nocturnal ground dwelling geckos that are generally docile and easy to tame. They do not have the sticky toe paths like other geckos. So they do not climb walls. But unlike any other geckos, they do have eyelids, leopard geckos are not prone to biting and are usually slow moving and they are known to be very vocal, especially when they are hungry as they make chirps and squeaks