Do you know what part of the world the Leopard Gecko comes from? Does it like its home to be dry, wet, or somewhere in between? Do they like to climb trees and plants? Follow Host Hillary Dupont and ReptilesTV's Senior Herpetologist Ron Dupont as they discuss the environmental and habitat needs of your Leopard Gecko.
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1 Comment
calcium sand is deadly. those thermometers dont work (they take ambient not surface) and they can be up to 20 F off...
that tank is tiny, and the people on this show need to renew their education. they are horrible herpetologists and barely experts..
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