Here you will find an overview of our leopard gecko offspring. Each reptile is checked several times a day from the moment it hatches and receives only food that is supplemented with vitamins. The animals are also checked by a veterinarian.

Leopard geckos live in rocky areas and semi-deserts in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Northwest India, and Iran. Adult animals grow to 18–25 cm long and weigh between 50g and 80g. Their life expectancy is approximately 10–20 years, and in individual cases even up to 25 years (in a terrarium). Leopard geckos have movable eyelids – a rarity among geckos. They have a thick tail in which they store fat reserves. In danger, they can shed their tail (autotomy); it only partially regrows. Their skin shows a characteristic spotted pattern that resembles leopards.