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DIY Guide Added The homemade Incubator guide has been added on our DIY page, it is the first guide of a few so head over there and check it out.
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Welcome Everything Leopard Gecko from pictures to information, care, breeding, gut-loading and leopard geckos that we currently have for sale. Leopard Geckos are truly one of the most rewarding reptiles to keep, they are available in an array of colours and patterns and are very easy to care for. The Leopard Gecko has captured the hearts of many reptile enthusiasts be it beginner or expert and over the last 20 years we have seen a major increase in the variation of weird and wacky colourations.
About us I am a private breeder of Leopard Gecko's based in Plymouth, South West of England. I decided to take my love for herpetology and Leopard Geckos a step further at the start of Spring 2005 and produced a web site designed for other owners or soon to be. I designed it with the intention of helping others understand the care needed for this exquisite reptile. I have always been interested in reptiles since I was little, but never had the chance to own one. In 2002 I bought myself a pair of green anoles, male and female. I housed them in a converted cupboard 45"x29"x15". Since then I have decided that I would like to get into Leopard Geckos. I got my first Leopard Gecko ( Boxer ) in the year 2003 right before Christmas, later on I decided to buy a female ( Roxy ) early 2004. Since then my love for the Leopard Gecko has grown and I decided that I would like to start off a small breeding project for the year 2006.
Latest News 27/04/2008 Yesterday I collected the 2 adult male crested gecko's and their vivariums. I have got them setup and in their new homes. One is a dalmation and the other is a yellow/orange with blonde spotting on his flanks. The dalmation is quite a fiesty little guy and the yellow/orange is very calm. Below are pictures of their new homes.
23/04/2008 I have added the Homemade Incubator guide to the DIY page, to help you with incubating those important eggs. 14/04/2008 Boxer and Dio successfully bred tonight so we should have some eggs in the incubator in the next couple of weeks. 09/04/2008 Today I bought myself a 4 month old Crested Gecko which we named Teka. I will be purchasing some more Crestie's in the coming months to start a small breeding project for this year. 21/10/2007 More Gecko's! We have received 2 stunning Jungle Albino's from PS Gecko's one male and one female for 2007. They can be looked at on our gecko's page.
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Breeding underway Dio has laid her first clutch of the season after being paired up with Boxer so expect to see some gecko's on the available page in the next few months. Our Hybino "Solair" has surprised us, she has started digging in her lay box so we should see some eggs from her in the next couple of days. This is good news as I previously thought our jungle albino male Kia was not old enough to breed. I am hoping for good things from this pairing. Fanta and Lucozade were put together for a few days so fingers crossed we should see some eggs from her in the next week or two.
Crested Gecko's I have recently purchased a 4 month old crested gecko which we named Teka and 2 adult males. We will be getting more in the coming months to start a small crestie project for this year or next.
Gecko Care We have very informative Leopard Gecko and Crested Gecko care sheets to help you easily understand the requirements these reptiles need to be kept in captivity successfully.
Leopard Gecko Facts Did you know... Leopard Gecko's can live up to 15 years old on average. "Autotomy" is the term used for when a Leopard Gecko drops it's tail in defense. A Leopard Gecko will eat it's shed skin to regain valuable vitamins. The Leopard Gecko's latin name is "Eublepharis Macularius".
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