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Thinking of getting a leopard gecko? Check out our Care Guide! Dominant White & Yellow Colour enhancer High white sides Smaller spots Enigma Extreme colour enhancer Smaller smaller spots Unethical to produce due to neurological issues linked to the gene, which often become irreversibly apparent when animal is stressed Lemon Frost Pale grey eyes Extreme colours Excessive growth of facial tissue Unethical to produce as gene is linked to cancerous tumours Vermillon Colour enhanc

Leopard geckos have relatively simple dietary needs. They primarily feed on insects such as crickets, mealworms, and dubia roaches. However, it's not uncommon for new geckos to take some time to adjust to their new environment before they feel comfortable enough to eat. Established Leopard Geckos can also stop eating due to stress, illness, or normal hormonal cycles. Common Reasons Why Leopard Geckos May Not Be Eating Stress: Changes in environment or handling can cause stre

Learn how UVB works, and why Leopard Geckos need it.

When uploading an animal to MorphMarket, you are competing with hundreds, if not thousands, of other breeders. The key to success (beyond...

This blog post explores the impact of breeding season on leopard geckos, including their behavior and health.

It's important to be aware that your gecko will go through several phases when you first bring them home. These changes can occur at different paces, depending on your gecko's age, sex, how long they spent in transit, and the time of year. Understanding what to expect during these initial phases can help you provide the best care for your new reptilian friend. In this blog post, we will explore the different phases your leopard gecko may go through and what you can do to ensu