Where do leopard geckos live?

The toes do not have adhesive lamellae. Eublepharis are crepuscular or nocturnal ground-dwellers. Included in this group is the popular pet gecko: the leopard gecko. A common misconception about Leopard Geckos is that they live in dry, arid deserts, but they are from the rocky grasslands in southwestern Asia. They avoid deserts. read more

Unlike some other geckos, leopard geckos lack the adhesive lamella necessary to stick to surfaces and climb. Instead, they have small claws at the end of their digits, useful in sandy environments. For this reason, leopard geckos are principally ground-dwelling creatures and rarely climb. read more

Leopard geckos can live six to 10 years with males living to 20 years. Leopard Gecko Lighting and Temperature The best way to heat your leopard gecko is by using an undertank heating pad or tape. read more

Leopard geckos are long-lived compared to some reptiles. On average you can expect your gecko to live six to 10 years, but many males live 10 to 20 years. At least one male is still breeding at 27½ years of age. read more