Leopard gecko
Eublepharis macularius
A ground-dwelling gecko from dry, rocky country, active at dusk and night.
All leopard gecko guidesClear guides to setup, heat, food and health. Every temperature, size and feeding number links to the veterinary or scientific source behind it.
Each guide set starts with a full care guide, then goes deep on setup, food and health.
Eublepharis macularius
A ground-dwelling gecko from dry, rocky country, active at dusk and night.
All leopard gecko guidesPogona vitticeps
A day-active Australian lizard that basks hard and needs strong UVB.
All bearded dragon guidesCorrelophus ciliatus
A climbing gecko from New Caledonia that lives in tall, planted enclosures.
In season: November to February
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Read the brumation guideThe guides keepers ask about most, based on what people search for.
Complete leopard gecko care: enclosure size, heat gradient, UVB, humidity, substrate, feeding, handling and health signs, checked against vet sources.
How to tell bearded dragon brumation from illness, what to track each week, the warning signs that mean a vet visit, and how to help your dragon wake up.
Leopard gecko temperatures for the warm end, cool end and night, compared across five care sources, plus how to heat, measure and fix a gradient that is off.
How big a leopard gecko enclosure should be, with sources compared and floor sizes drawn to scale. Why 36 × 18 inches is the new minimum and when to go bigger.
Do leopard geckos need UVB lighting? What two studies found, how much UVB sources recommend, which lamp to buy, where to mount it and how to keep it safe.
How often to feed a leopard gecko at each age, which insects to use, how big they should be, how to gut-load, and a simple calcium and multivitamin routine.
We start from veterinary hospitals, university vet schools, peer-reviewed studies and the questions keepers actually search.
Each temperature, size and dose links to its source. Where good sources disagree, we show both.
Health guides follow veterinary hospital and vet school guidance, and every one ends with the signs that mean a vet visit.
Every guide shows when it was last checked and what changed.