豹纹守宫的日常护理（生肉 未翻译）
Leopard geckos are fascinating animals, and they make good pets, even for first-time gecko owners.
This care sheet will give you all of the information you need to provide your leopard gecko with a proper habitat, environment, and diet.
You will also learn about leopard geckos behaviors and how to recognize signs of illness and disease.
Some Facts About The Leopard GeckoThe leopard gecko (Eublepharis macularius) is a type of lizard native to Afghanistan, Iran, Pakistan, Iraq, and northwestern India.
These hardy ground-dwellers thrive in the rocky, arid grasslands and desert regions.
Because they are exothermic, leopard geckos rely on external sources to regulate their body heat.
They will regularly burrow to escape the sun’s heat during the day, and they come out at night to hunt when the temperatures are more favorable.
Leopard geckos have been bred in the United States for more than 30 years, and they are thought to be the first domesticated lizard and the most common reptile pet.
Pet Stores and individual breeders sell leopard geckos, with the more common varieties being the least expensive and the more rare color variations selling for several hundred dollars.
A leopard gecko’s average lifespan is ten years, but they will live for 20 years or more with proper care.
