I bet you saw at least once your leopard or crested gecko in a yawn-like pose. It is too cute, no doubt. So, you might even rush to grab your camera to record it! But is it actually yawing? Is this a sign that it wants to rest? Or are you just overthinking? Typically, leopard…
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Have you heard of deep heat projectors and wondered if you should use them? Are they safe? Do they really improve your gecko’s overall well-being? The reptile-keeping community has come quite a long way in terms of husbandry practices and standards. As a result, numerous companies have been releasing innovative heat sources as the so-called…
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Halogen heat lamps and ceramic heat emitters have long existed outside the reptile-keeping community. But with the ever-growing push towards the use of halogens in leopard gecko tanks in recent years, ceramic heaters have steadily lost their popularity―even becoming infamous. So are halogens really better than ceramics and do ceramics deserve such a bad reputation?…
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If you are finally sure about getting a leopard gecko, you have to take note that you will deal with its licking or jumping and a bit of filthy stuff like farts and poop. Fortunately, you would not have to deal with poop as big as a dog’s. What is more surprising is that your…
Crickets: they are nutritionally dense live feeder insects that provide an enriching hunting experience for most geckos. Personally, I love watching how my cute pet gecko stalks after them crickets before pouncing on them. Sometimes, I don’t always have the time to closely watch them during feeding sessions―so, can I just leave them in my…
