Articles, tagged with "geckos", page 1
10th February 2012
Leopard geckos are a joy to keep. They are low maintenance, have a great personality, and have a wonderful array of colors, patterns and morphs.Size:Hatchlings - 3 to 4 inches longAdult females - 7 to 8 inchesMales - 8 to 10 inchesLife Span:Average age fo...
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Author:
brian samsun
10th August 2011
When it comes to buying a leopard gecko, there is much to think about. The leopard geckos are one of the easiest of all reptiles take care of, make sure you decide on the right one.
This article will debate the ideal places to to acquire leopard gecko...
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Author:
Chris Newell
06th May 2011
"Why is my Leopard gecko not pooping?" is a very common question asked by leopard gecko owners and there can be a number of reasons for this problem as well as a number of solutions. Here are some possible answers, but don't forget to consult a veterinari...
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Author:
Eila Hirvi
07th February 2011
Geckos are unique small to average sized lizards which belongs to the family Gekkonidae, found in the warm climates all throughout the world; they are unique among other lizards in their vocalizations, chirping sounds in social interactions with their fel...
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Author:
Michael Corben
12th November 2010
The discovery of the leopard gecko was in the year 1854 when a British zoologist by the name of Edward Blyth saw the said creature in the wild. The nocturnal animal was found in the arid areas of Southern Central Asia.
It was described by Blyth as a v...
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Author:
Eila Hirvi
29th October 2010
Leopard gecko is an ideal pet for the whole family. It requires very minimal care and can live without any attention for several days. This pet is especially suited for busy people who do not have enough time to take care of other pets. Leopard geckos are...
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Author:
Michael Corben
27th October 2010
Another common problem among leopard geckos aside from leopard gecko shedding problems is mouth rot. Leopard gecko mouth rot is also termed as stomatitis. It is a bacterial infection that can affect both the mouth and gums of a leopard gecko. Symptoms inc...
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Author:
Michael Corben
20th October 2010
The variation in the eye color of the leopard gecko will differ from one leopard gecko to another. Every leopard gecko has a unique color of the eyed. Therefore, determining if the eye color of your leopard gecko is normal will require sufficient knowledg...
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Author:
Michael Corben
18th October 2010
Leopard gecko is indeed a magnificent lizard. When we talk about magnificent reptiles, to top the list would be the leopard gecko. Scientific name of this amazing lizard is Eublepharus macularius. Owning a leopard gecko is indeed very rewarding especially...
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Author:
Michael Corben
06th October 2010
Among all the breeds of reptile leopard geckos are one of the most easy to take care of breeds. A leopard gecko can live up to 20 years provided that they are taken cared of properly. However, as a responsible owner it is your responsibility to be aware o...
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Author:
Michael Corben
30th September 2010
Leopard geckos are generally healthy animals. But this does not mean that they are free from acquiring diseases. Good thing is majority of these diseases can be prevented as long as proper care is given by the pet owners to the leopard gecko. Some of the ...
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Author:
Michael Corben
03rd August 2010
All through out the years mainly because breeding has grown to be a lot more extensively applied, the number in vibrant colors and feel of leopard geckos are so wide you'll definitely have the best pet for your color preferences.
If you're looking for ...
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Author:
Charleme
28th July 2010
The Albino Leopard Gecko
There has been a tremendous interest in the Albino gecko since the first known hatchling which happen in 1991. Leopard geckos come in many different variations including Lichtenfelder's,(Vietnamese Leopard Gecko), high yellow, ...
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Author:
MsMiller
07th July 2010
Impaction - what is it and how do I treat it?
Impaction is a condition that affects reptiles. It is a common problem in geckos and Bearded dragons, although can occur in most reptiles. It is when a foreign object that it cannot digest becomes blocked i...
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Author:
Gordon Bloomfield
10th August 2009
When you have a leopard gecko it can be very difficult to even realize that there is anything wrong with it, especially if you're not used to working very closely with it. However, there are some subtle signs that you need to watch out for, especially dur...
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Author:
Jenson
