Has there ever been a case of a hermaphroditic leopard gecko?

From what you have said the leopard gecko has laid eggs. This indicates it's a female, since leopard geckos have temperature dependant incubation it may be that it's somewhat masculinised. read more

From what you have said the leopard gecko has laid eggs. This indicates it's a female, since leopard geckos have temperature dependant incubation it may be that it's somewhat masculinised. There is no doubt that hermaphroditism is possible in many animals even people. read more

How to Tame a Leopard Gecko, photo by Jessi Swick Leopard geckos are usually tame right from the pet shop, but just in case you had bad luck and got stuck with one that is a little shy or mean, here are a few tips and ways on how to tame your leopard gecko. read more

Have you been thinking about caring for a reptile as a pet but don't have much experience in the area. You've seen them in pet stores or maybe at a reptile show but are not sure what questions to ask to ensure you make the best decision for you, your family and your new pet. read more

In humans there is more than one type that broadly speaking can be separated into: functioning female genitalia with partial male genitalia, functioning male genitalia with partial female genitalia and true heaprodites. It may well be that the leopard gecko has some form of Pseudohermaphroditism. read more