Geckos

Black Pearls are a very sought after morph. There is said to only be one lineage of this bloodline, but others have falsely imitated this bloodline, selling their "fakes" for the same price as the pure bloodline. This is one of the most recently discovered morphs of leopard gecko and is very expensive.

Carefully.

27 millimeters

They can be playful and they don't need as much care as most lizards but still need care.

An adult leopard gecko should be fed 3-5 appropriately sized feeders 3-4 times a week. A baby/juvenile should be fed 1-3 appropriately sized feeders, daily.

Continue to feed the animal its normal diet. Although extra calcium can be added in feedings through gutloading insects or coating them.

The Geico gecko only exsists in the Geico commercials,so this means that in real life,the Geico gecko is not real.

The simple answer is it depends. If they are diurnal - they sleep at night, if they are nocturnal (eg. crested gecko) they will sleep through the day. It all depends on the species of Gecko.

leave it alone. geckos and lizards regenerated. means when something is cut or broken it grows back in 2 months

Leopard Geckos are solitary reptiles. Only bonding with the opposite sex during breeding season. Females CAN be housed together so long as they are all roughly the same size and weight. Any animal being introduced to one another must have been through the quarantine period.

"Quarantine is defined as the isolation period a new or sick Leopard gecko should go through before it is introduced to other geckos. It is meant to prevent the transmission of clinical and sub-clinical diseases from one Leopard gecko to another. If a gecko is still healthy after the Leopard gecko quarantine period it will exclude the probability of having a disease and it can be safely transferred to a vivarium with other animals."

After Quarantine, a leopard gecko may be introduced to another.

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Male leopard geckos can not be housed together. Males will fight one another to prove dominance. Tails will be nipped and possibly fall off. The smaller males being bullied could stress, this will promote starvation and death.

Females can be housed with a single male for extended periods. Males co-existing with females will breed all 12months of the year. Being over bred will decrease their lifespan and also drain the female of calcium.

Geckos have 'suction cups' so they can climb up walls, trees, rocks, and anything else they can climb. Geckos can even climb up sheer, polished glass at a 90 degree angle! Although the Geckos' feet have toepads, that are not actually like suction cups that you might think. The Gecko can climb due to hundreds of thousands of incredibly fine, microscopic hairs that line their foot pads. Each hair has two suction cups at the end of it, each cup about 20,320,000 cm in diameter (8 millionths of an inch). Due to advances in modern science, scientists have even developed a material similar to a geckos' hairs. This material (although under much progress) may some day allow people to climb up walls as well.

gecko eggs are known to be soft

meat

Yes

Dinosaurs hatched from eggs.

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The tokay geckos that you see online with the flabby skin weighing in at 375G!! are the ones that the people of Indonesia and malyasia breed. These geckos are OVERWEIGHT! A healthy plump male over the age of 2 should be right in around 70-100Grams. a Female will get that big aswell, but usually tend to be a little smaller - 60-80Grams is perfect. 300Grams isn't meaning yours is un healthy, it means theirs is heavy.

You should NEVER mix reptile species unless...

(a) they are from the same country

(b) need the same type of climate

(c) they are active at the same time of day

(d) they are not likely to view each other as their next meal

yes

The yellow-bellied glider of Australia primary feeds on eucalypt sap and nectar. It also feed on insects such as crickets; pollen from eucalypts, turpentine and banksia trees; manna and lerps; and honeydew (a substance secreted from sap sucking bugs which is then licked from branches by the animal). A yellow-bellied glider will very cleverly obtain the eucalypt sap by making a V-shaped incision with its lower incisors into the trunk bark.

No, reptile species do not hibernate, they brumate.

A female leopard gecko will lay eggs every 4-6 weeks during the spring and summer (mating season) regardless of them being fertilized or not. Much like a chicken laying eggs, they ovulate periodically throughout the year. If the female has not been introduced to a male, the eggs will be a "dud" meaning there is no live gecko inside the egg. In most cases, these eggs will become shriveled up and decompose within the terrarium and not too many keepers even notice them in there.

If you do find that your leopard gecko is laying duds, it's best to offer them a higher protein/fatty diet. Their calcium levels will deplete over time due to the extra calcium going into their eggs. Offer dusted wax worms or butter worms during the ovulation season.

they eat insects.

no you can not. the juvy will take all the food leaving no food for the baby. There is also chances that the bigger one may mistake the smaller one as food and swallow it whole.

150-300 LBS
males-80 to 200 pounds (36 to 90 kilograms); females-62 to 132 pounds (28 to 60 kilograms)
The average weight for a male leopard is around 135 the max was 200 the females weight around 125 max was 140