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Leopard geckos don’t cry, whine, or bark when something’s wrong. They just act a little “off.” And if you miss those early clues, things can go downhill fast. I’ve seen too many owners realize too late that their gecko was sick the whole time—they just didn’t know what to look for. This guide lays out…

When your Leopard Gecko suddenly drops its tail, it’s easy to panic. It looks dramatic and feels like something went horribly wrong. But here’s the thing—tail dropping is actually normal for Leopard Geckos. It’s part of their built-in survival kit. They can do it more than once too. Still, it’s not something you want happening…

You go to feed your leopard gecko like you always do—but this time, he doesn’t budge. No head tilt. No tail wiggle. Nothing. If you’ve been there, frozen in front of a frozen pet, you know the fear. Let’s talk about what it could actually mean—and when you should worry. Normal Reasons Your Leopard Gecko…

I used to think my leopard gecko just wanted attention when it pressed up against the glass like a little escape artist. But then I started noticing it doing it more often. Not just climbing—full-on get me out of here energy. If your leopard gecko is acting like it’s planning a prison break, there’s usually…

If your leopard gecko is suddenly looking darker, paler, or just different in color, it’s easy to panic. They don’t change color like chameleons, so any shift feels like a red flag. But don’t worry—color changes in leopard geckos are often harmless. Things like shedding, temperature changes, stress, or even age can affect how they…