What do you feed a grey leopard gecko?

Leopard geckos are insectivores, meaning they rely on a diet of insects to live. To keep a healthy, thriving leopard gecko they must be fed live insects, there are no ifs or buts on this. read more

You can supply a small dish of calcium powder without D3 inside the tank 24/7 (all the time) so that the leopard gecko can self regulate their calcium intake. Leopard geckos who do not get enough calcium and vitamin D can develop metabolic bone disease (MBD). read more

Decide what types of insects to feed your leopard gecko. Leopard geckos can eat a wide variety of insects. The most commonly available insects are mealworms, waxworms, and crickets. Geckos can also eat mealworms and superworms. However, these aren't the best feeders so hey shouldn't be used as a staple diet. read more

You should feed your leopard gecko late in the day or early in the evening, since that is generally the time they start hunting in nature. There is no ideal routine to feeding leopard geckos since each gecko has different eating habits. read more

To keep a healthy, thriving leopard gecko they must be fed live insects, there are no ifs or buts on this. Great staple insects for leopard geckos are dubia cockroaches or other feeder cockroaches. For other countries that do not allow cockroaches to be kept, insects like locusts and crickets can be used as a staple. read more

Feed your leopard gecko. Young geckos need more calories in order to grow, so they should be fed every day. Older geckos, on the other hand, need fewer calories to thrive, so they should be fed every other day. If you find that your gecko is ignoring insects that you place in its cage, you may be feeding it too often or too much. read more

What Do Leopard Geckos Eat Leopard geckos are insectivores, which means they only eat insects. This makes them easy to feed, but you still need to follow a diet to make sure they stay healthy. read more