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information on leopard geckos

such as tangerine, lavender, white and even solid black spots. Everything may seem strange, a leopard gecko is very well adapted to captive breeding programs, and now one of the main options for today's pet reptile.
At only 6-8 cm long, both in the wild and reared in captivity, leopard geckos make good choices for small household pets, and they require little maintenance compared to many other pet reptiles. They produce very little odor, and if you have a leopard gecko, to handle while still a baby, she will be very tame as adults and enjoy almost taken!
One thing to remember when choosing a leopard gecko for a pet, it environmental. Since the natural environment they are a desert, dry summer, the leopard gecko does not run well in water. Thus, the cage must be free from excess moisture, to ensure that they do not develop debilitating respiratory infections.
Leopard geckos also must be handled with caution, because their tails can fall even when they are afraid or anxious. They can grow new tails, but would be smaller and somewhat less useful as a warehouse tail is actually a defense mechanism by a leopard gecko is used to reduce predators in the wild!