These are babies. Approximate size is 3-4 inches.
The Indian leopard gecko is a ground-dwelling gecko native to India, distinct from the more common leopard gecko (Eublepharis macularius). With its bold patterns, gentle temperament, and unique appearance, this species makes a fascinating addition for reptile enthusiasts looking for something a little different.
Highlights:
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Lifespan: 10–15 years in captivity
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Size: 7–10 inches as adults
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Diet: Strictly insectivorous—crickets, roaches, mealworms, and other appropriately sized insects (dust with calcium & vitamins)
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Enclosure: Horizontal setup, at least 20-gallon long tank for one adult; provide hides on both warm and cool sides, plus a humid hide for shedding
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Temperature/Lighting: Warm side 88–92°F, cool side 75°F; belly heat (under-tank heater) recommended; UVB beneficial but not required
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Temperament: Generally docile and calm, though less commonly handled than the standard leopard gecko
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Special Notes: Nocturnal; best housed alone; provide shallow water dish and maintain proper humidity in shedding hide
