Leopard Gecko. "Blizzard Lizard" is also used by hobbyists for certain colour morphs.

Leopard geckos are robust geckos with relative large heads, a thick, fat-filled tail and small short legs. The belly is white while the natural upper part is pale yellow to brown with black leopard-like spots. Babies have broad black and white bands instead of spots. The skin is soft and velvety and contains numerous scattered tiny wartlike tubercles to give it an overall roughened appearance.

Albino, Banana Blizzard, Blizzard, Ghost, High Yellow, Hyper Xanthic, Jungle, Leucistic, Normal or Wild, Patternless, Red-stripe, Snow, Super Hypo Carrot Tail, Super Hypo Tangerine, Tremper Albino & many more.

One or two Leopard geckos can be housed together in an 13 ℓ / 3.5 gal (US) ADDIS™ (35 x 25 x 15 cm / 14 x 10 x 5.5 ") container with the correct setup. A 10 gal / 30 -50 ℓ tank / aquarium, a reptile cabinet, a reptile plastic cage, "Pal pens™ " or "Desert dens™ " can also be used to house a few geckos. The floor space should increase with at least 25% for every gecko added after that.

Crickets, mealworms, waxworms, silkworms, Phoenix worms, Trevo worms, pinkies (nestling mice), Dubia roaches & other feeder cockroaches.

All lights should be on for about fourteen hours per day. Commercially available Leopard gecko electric timers can be used to automate the light cycle.

Calcium / vitamin D3 combination & a suitable reptile mineral / vitamin combination. A small container with powdered calcium / vitamin D3 combination should be supplied ad lib.