East Indian Leopard Gecko

Description

East Indian leopard gecko (Eublepharis hardwickii), also known commonly as Hardwicke’s gecko, lives in Bangladesh and East India’s low mountains, between 500 and 1,500 meters above sea level. Animals grow to a length of 20–23 cm as adults. Adults have coloring akin to that of Hemitheconyx or Goniurosaurus.

This species, which is extremely uncommon in captivity and closely related to its relative the common leopard gecko, requires very minor care adjustments. This adorable little gecko, which is more of a savannah and woodland edge species, makes a unique yet reserved pet.

The East Indian leopard gecko, or Eublepharis hardwickii, is an insectivorous species that only feeds at night. It can be found beneath large stones and in hollows at the base of trees and favors moist and dry woodlands. It occasionally appeared in populated areas.

There is no CITES listing for this species. It is still uncommon in captivity yet incredibly fascinating to raise and breed. For an adult group, we recommend to use the enclosure no less than 500x450x400 cm. The bottom area should not be less than 0.2 m². Except for the breeding season, we keep adults separately.

Adult animals are fed crickets (4-6 each session, 3-4 times per week), Shefordella tartara (five immobilized insects per session, once per week), and baby mice (one per session for gestating females and females after they have produced a clutch).

Our standards are far higher than those of some other merchants and breeders since we are aiming to improve the welfare of every pet reptile. We are aware that our gecko habitats are an excellent approach to provide for your pet’s health and happiness. To learn why our habitats are the best on the market, please read our essay on minimum standards (see the link in the main description below).

WE HAVE EAST INDIAN LEOPARD GECKO FOR SALE. BELOW ARE SOME HIGHLIGHTS:

• Eublepharis hardwickii
• Captive Bred
• Female
• Roughly 48 Grams In Weight
• Approximately 7 Inches In Length 
• Perfect Pets For Any Age And Any Skill Level
• Feeding On Calcium Dusted Crickets & Mealworms
• Naturally Occurring In Pakistan, India And Afghanistan Where The Terrain Is Dry And Rocky
• Adults Can Reach Up To 7 – 9 Inches In Length From Head To Tail
• With Proper Care These Geckos Can Live 10 – 20 Years In Captivity
• Leopard Geckos Will Store Extra Fat In Their Tails To Sustain Them When Food Is Scarce