Leopard Gecko For Sale - Baby Male Bell Albino Eclipse
This is a great opportunity to get hold of some young babies as they are bound to grow up quick!
Photos taken January 2025
For sale off-site. Please order online or arrange a viewing by contacting one of our reptile shops
Sex : Male
Morphs : Bell Albino, Eclipse
Age : CB12.7.24
Leopard geckos are an incredibly popular species with sweet temperaments and easy care. As adults they require a 3ft vivarium heated to 32-35*C hot spot and arid, desert like decor.
We recommend over head heating as it’s more natural for the gecko and works better to correctly heat the tank. UVB lighting is also recommended however can be substituted with regular D3 supplementation.
This is a great opportunity to get hold of some young babies as they are bound to grow up quick!
Photos taken January 2025
For sale off-site. Please order online or arrange a viewing by contacting one of our reptile shops
Sex : Male
Morphs : Bell Albino, Eclipse
Age : CB12.7.24
Leopard geckos are an incredibly popular species with sweet temperaments and easy care. As adults they require a 3ft vivarium heated to 32-35*C hot spot and arid, desert like decor.
We recommend over head heating as it’s more natural for the gecko and works better to correctly heat the tank. UVB lighting is also recommended however can be substituted with regular D3 supplementation.
This is a great opportunity to get hold of some young babies as they are bound to grow up quick!
Photos taken January 2025
For sale off-site. Please order online or arrange a viewing by contacting one of our reptile shops
Sex : Male
Morphs : Bell Albino, Eclipse
Age : CB12.7.24
Leopard geckos are an incredibly popular species with sweet temperaments and easy care. As adults they require a 3ft vivarium heated to 32-35*C hot spot and arid, desert like decor.
We recommend over head heating as it’s more natural for the gecko and works better to correctly heat the tank. UVB lighting is also recommended however can be substituted with regular D3 supplementation.
