Leopard Geckos (Eublepharis Macularius) is probably the most kept species at this time. They are a hardy species that stays a manageable size with a great disposition. Not too mention that they are capable of living 15-20 years and then some when the proper caging and feeding requirements are met.

We keep our colonies at 85 degrees ambient and also provide a hot spot of 95. They feed on crickets, meal worms, wax worms, and the occasional pinkie mouse. This is a very prolific species that breeds readily in a captive environment. Leopard geckos definitely make a great first reptile to have.

There are currently numerous colors and patterns available that any keeper advanced or beginner will find appeal in. We breed and keep just about everyone ranging from normal/wild types through the most  sought after "collector" investment grade Leopard Geckos. It seems as if every year something new and exciting pops up in leopard gecko propagation.