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How to take care of your new leopard gecko
Get the right environment.
A leopard gecko does great in 10-20 gallon (37.9-75.7 l) tanks pretty much all of their life. Options are an aquarium, terrarium, or vivarium.

Available options:
-- If you live near a petroleum pond, a fish finder tank can be handy to keep a leopard gecko occupied in nature. Your leopard gecko might love to swim around, play, and explore, so you'll need to have it living in a secure and quiet environment.;
-- Ensure that you have a good tank to use. Ideally, you should use a separate tank from your gecko tank.;
-- Each will also have or have a number of water features that may improve the overall fit of your gecko's tank. Make sure that the temperature is at or above 30 degrees fahrenheit (+ 54 degrees celsius), and that the water stays moisturized.;
-- It is a common misconception that leopard geckos come from dry, arid deserts, so people often use sand. It is recommended that leopard geckos have either dry eco earth, reptile carpet, or textured tile lined at the bottom of their enclosure.;
It is a common misconception that leopard geckos come from dry, arid deserts, so people often use sand. It is recommended that leopard geckos have either dry eco earth, reptile carpet, or textured tile lined at the bottom of their enclosure.