19th April 2011
Is your leopard gecko digging non-stop? This can start to trouble you and you should know that this may mean something is not right in their little world. To learn more about this leo activity, read on.
Why do They Dig?
Digging is a natural instinct...
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19th April 2011
Like or not, leopard gecko tail loss problems are a reality that any keeper or breeder has to face. Losing a tail is not only aesthetically damaging, it can be hazardous to your lizard’s health as well. So to keep your lizard tail concerns at bay, here ar...
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30th March 2011
Leopard gecko reproduction is an important and rewarding part of any leo keepers experience. Not only will you get new leos, you’ll also be able to produce more morphs through selective breeding. Learning how to reproduce known morphs can become quite luc...
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30th March 2011
Are your beloved pets fighting all the time? Leopard gecko fighting is a real problem that has to be addressed. If your pets get to rough, they might injure themselves or the other leos. Left on their own, they can even get so violent that one of the liza...
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29th March 2011
Are you looking for some solutions to leopard gecko shedding problems? This is a real problem for these lizards and you might find that they are not as easy to solve. Improper shedding can cause further problems like infections or even the loss of limbs! ...
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29th March 2011
Whether you’re new or old to keeping the popular living ornamental lizards, leopard gecko mouth rot is a real threat to your pet. The infection is not only a great discomfort to the animal, it can also cause complications, further health problems, as well...
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15th March 2011
Handling leopard geckos can be tricky when you are just starting out. They are not only skittish at times; they can also be very ‘fragile’. To prevent unwanted damage to your beloved pet, here are some handling tips to make sure you and your lizard stay h...
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15th March 2011
Among the lizards quickly gaining popularity among keepers and breeders are the desert leopard geckos. These naturally hardy creatures not only make easy pets, they are also known for their wonderful ‘morphability’ and wonderful colors and patterns that r...
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07th March 2011
Have you seen the orange leopard geckos? They are quite the sight and they will catch the eye of breeders and keepers alike. If you need to know more about these tangerine beauties, here are some basic facts and info on these living jewels.
Morph Color...
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02nd March 2011
Do you need more information on leopard gecko lights? You might already know that lighting is one of the most important aspects of the lizard’s life and getting it right might be the difference between a happy lizard and a stressed out lizard. Let’s keep ...
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22nd February 2011
The red leopard gecko is one of the sought after lizards today. It certainly is a fascinating color but there is still an ongoing hunt for a truly red or fully red colored lizard. However, there are certain morphs that have come close or have been associa...
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22nd February 2011
Do you intend to use leopard gecko sand substrate for your habitats? You’ll have to know that sand, though popular, can sometimes cause complications. To help you know more about sand and help you with possible solutions in case you run into trouble, here...
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21st February 2011
A designer lizard can be said to be a giant if they reach a weight of about 80-110 grams in its first year. The supers are even bigger at 110 grams and more. Now, you may be thinking: “well, they’re just a little overweight…" but this is not the case. The...
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21st February 2011
Want to know more about the leopard gecko hides that your pets need? The nocturnal creatures need hideaways to remain hidden when they’re instincts tell them to. Without these hideouts, your pet can start to become stressed. So to help you out with these ...
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18th February 2011
Do you need help with leopard gecko problems? You have to know how to deal with the problems to minimize the chances of harm being caused to your pets and even to you! Well fear no more; we’re here to help you with some of the common problems you may face...
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