Leopard Gecko Museum π
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. .β βοΉ«Reason behind their name :
. .β Named for their distinct spotted patternsβlike a miniature leopard, but with a smiley face and wiggly tail.
. .βοΉπͺ Age (how long they survive usually) :
. .β Typically 10β20 years in captivity, and around 6β10 years in the wild.
. .βκκοΉColoring :
. .β Naturally yellow with dark brown or black spots, though many morphs exist in pinks, whites, oranges, and more.
. .β ⨳γAbilities:
. .β Can drop their tail when threatened (and regrow it!), lick their eyes to keep them clean, and store fat in their tails.
. .β βγΎ Likes :
. .β Warm hidey holes, live insects, calm evenings, and gentle handling.
. .βοΉπͺ Dislikes :
. .β Loud noises, cold temperatures, and overly moist environments.
. .β βοΉ«Fun fact :
. .β Leopard geckos are one of the few geckos with eyelids, so they can blink and close their eyes to sleepβa rare lizard luxury!
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