Leopard Gecko Care

There are lots of debates on the reptile forum about using sand as substrate for leopard gecko. Many hobbyists that still insist that they would house their pet using sand as it provide more natural look and nicer in vivarium decoration. There are risk in using sand for your gecko, however let me show you how to minimize the risk.

Reptile substrate may be nice to serve as your leopard gecko tank’s bedding to provide more natural look and nice view. However, a wrongly chosen reptile substrate may be disastrous to our lovely leopard gecko.

There are lots of questions circulating around the reptile and gecko forum that why leopard gecko eat substrate. This is very troublesome for lots of hobbyist as they often prefer to have more natural look for their reptile vivarium.

Housing a young leopard gecko is one of the toughest tasks in leopard gecko care. You might need a lot of attentions for your pet since they are very vulnerable at this young stage.

No matter you’re building the gecko cage yourself or buying it from a store or asking an expert to set up for you, the right timing is very important. Most of the people tend to get their leopard gecko first, then starting to build or set up the LG sweet home cage. This might seems to be the norm, since many people will buy the gecko and the enclosure together from a pet shop together and bring them home. This can be very wrong and very risky for your LG if you place them in temporary box while building your pet's house or even worse if leave them in the packaging box from the shop.