West Indian Leopard Geckos are an incredibly popular choice of pet reptile due to their sweet nature. This is a sub-species of the common Leopard Gecko which is something a bit different with the same ease of care!
Compared to their common friends, West Indian leopard geckos have “micro scales” meaning they feel just like velvet!
Photos taken August 2025
Currently for sale off-site. Please order online or contact us to arrange a viewing
Age: UKCB July 2025
Advert is for multiple animals - price is per animal
Sex: Unsexed
Weight: 10-13g
Eublepharis fuscus sub-species
Handling: Wriggly at first but friendly as they grow
Suitability: Beginner
Average Lifespan: 15-20 years
Adult Leopard Geckos should be housed in a vivarium measuring 3ft long as the minimum size. Babies grow very quickly so we recommend they are housed in their adult enclosure straight away.
Thermostatically controlled overhead heating should be provided, with temps measured using a digital thermometer or heat gun. Low level UV lighting is beneficial.
Leopard Geckos require multiple hides within their enclosure, one of which should be filled with moist sphagnum moss to aid in their shedding cycle. They enjoy a loose soil/sand mix substrate, and a small shallow water dish in the cooler end of their enclosure.
Full Leopard Gecko enclosure kits are available.
West Indian Leopard Geckos are an incredibly popular choice of pet reptile due to their sweet nature. This is a sub-species of the common Leopard Gecko which is something a bit different with the same ease of care!
Compared to their common friends, West Indian leopard geckos have “micro scales” meaning they feel just like velvet!
Photos taken August 2025
Currently for sale off-site. Please order online or contact us to arrange a viewing
Age: UKCB July 2025
Advert is for multiple animals - price is per animal
Sex: Unsexed
Weight: 10-13g
Eublepharis fuscus sub-species
Handling: Wriggly at first but friendly as they grow
Suitability: Beginner
Average Lifespan: 15-20 years
Adult Leopard Geckos should be housed in a vivarium measuring 3ft long as the minimum size. Babies grow very quickly so we recommend they are housed in their adult enclosure straight away.
Thermostatically controlled overhead heating should be provided, with temps measured using a digital thermometer or heat gun. Low level UV lighting is beneficial.
Leopard Geckos require multiple hides within their enclosure, one of which should be filled with moist sphagnum moss to aid in their shedding cycle. They enjoy a loose soil/sand mix substrate, and a small shallow water dish in the cooler end of their enclosure.
Full Leopard Gecko enclosure kits are available.
