How will my leopard gecko know where her food is?
Hi Grant- She will find her food while she is exploring. They are nocturnal so most of their activity occurs at night. When handling her: When you first get the gecko, hold it only for short periods of time, or not at all, depending on how calm or nervous it is. An animal that’s extremely nervous should probably be left alone for the first little while in order to let it get used to things. Your lizard should be able to adjust to its new environment before it has to deal with additional stress. Remember, it’s hard for such a small animal to realize that you’re not a predator, given the size difference between you. Take things slow to help yourself gain your gecko’s trust. When you think the gecko is used to its surroundings, you can proceed to touching it. Don’t just grab at your gecko, however. After all, leopard geckos are prey animals for many other species, and a shadow from above tells them they’re in danger! AS FAR AS THE FOOD: The best times to feed your gecko will vary accordin
