What type of HABITAT does a Leopard gecko need?
Terrariums are the most suitable enclosure for leopard geckos. A 20 gallon terrarium is appropriate for 2 or 3 geckos. Remember, the size of the habitat should reflect the size of the animal it is providing a home for. To make their habitat more natural, leopard geckos require sand, rocks and logs. These objects also allow them opportunities to climb and hide. Leopard geckos need a daytime temperature of 32ºC and a nighttime temperature around 22ºC. If the room temperature is relatively stable overnight, a simple spotlight with the appropriate wattage will generally provide the gecko with a suitable heat source during the day. There are various retail products available as reptile heating systems. Heating rocks should be avoided as they may get too hot for the animal and cause injury. Heating rocks are also poor ambient heat sources. What do Leopard geckos EAT? Leopard geckos love insects! A staple diet of crickets, supplemented with the occasional waxworm and mealworm, is the perfect
