The leopard gecko is a nocturnal ground-dwelling gecko naturally found in the deserts parts of Southern Central Asia from the southern parts of Afghanistan, throughout Pakistan, to the Northwestern parts of India. Unlike most geckos, it possesses eyelids. It has become a well-established pet in captivity. Leopard geckos are one of the most common pets in the reptile industry because of their easy care and cheap housing. A leopard gecko has a triangular head and a large tail where it stores fat. Its skin is bumpy and heavily patterned. The patterns are designed to camouflage the gecko from predators.
The leopard gecko is a nocturnal ground-dwelling gecko naturally found in the deserts parts of Southern Central Asia from the southern parts of Afghanistan, throughout Pakistan, to the Northwestern parts of India. Unlike most geckos, it possesses eyelids. It has become a well-established pet in captivity. Leopard geckos are one of the most common pets in the reptile industry because of their easy care and cheap housing. A leopard gecko has a triangular head and a large tail where it stores fat. Its skin is bumpy and heavily patterned. The patterns are designed to camouflage the gecko from predators.
