Good Websites For Online Leopard Geckos?

[LeopardOwner876]

---

LOG IN TO CLOSE THIS AD   

---

Hello! I am planning to buy a leopard gecko from a website, but I do not know which website to choose. Other places near me do not have healthy reptile. Please reply and leave places where you can buy leopard geckos online. I would also like non-expensive shipping prices. Please reply only if you had experience with a website. Thank you for reading this thread.

[Hilde]

Specifically saying "do not recommend" a site could lead to a lot of problems for this forum. Stay with recommendations, but don't name the bad guys.
If you want to see if a source is reputable, check the Fauna Board Of Inquiry:Reptile & Amphibian - Business Forums - FaunaClassifieds
They have several versions for different geographical locations, as well as a
BOI® Good Guy Certification Forum

[LeopardOwner876]

OK! Thanks for fixing my post!

[Elizabeth Freer]

I've been using Reptiles2You - BEST way to Ship Your Reptiles for several years.

Debbie Price offers top-notch customer service. Sometimes Reptiles2You has additional shipping discounts.

The least expensive and safest way to ship is via FedEx hub-to-hub using that shipping company. That avoids time your gecko spends traveling around in an unheated delivery truck or perhaps an overheated truck.

[Peter500]

I bought myself a gift before the new year - a leopard gecko! At first I didn’t even know what to do with him, how to feed him, what he needed. Good on the Internet is enough information. I have a female. Beautiful !!! No sounds, she crawls around the terrarium, does not bite, no need to feed every day. The main thing is that there are no smells from it. The only thing is hard to maintain the required temperature and feed. My beauty eats crickets or marble ****roaches.

[Elizabeth Freer]

---

LOG IN TO CLOSE THIS AD   

---

I bought myself a gift before the new year - a leopard gecko! At first I didn’t even know what to do with him, how to feed him, what he needed. Good on the Internet is enough information. I have a female. Beautiful !!! No sounds, she crawls around the terrarium, does not bite, no need to feed every day. The main thing is that there are no smells from it. The only thing is hard to maintain the required temperature and feed. My beauty eats crickets or marble ****roaches.

Welcome to Geckos Unlimited, Peter! It sounds as if you're truly loving your leo! Please share a photo of her.

If your next post is about leopard geckos, please begin a New Thread right here.

Click: http://www.geckosunlimited.com/commu...ewthread&f=166

A thermostat will automatically control your heat mat. A thermostat set for 91*F (32.8*C) will turn off your heat meat. After the temperature falls a couple degrees, the thermostat turns your heat mat back on.

Thermostats made for germinating seeds may work just fine. You might be able to order from these companies.

OnlineReptileShop -- https://www.onlinereptileshop.co.uk/
Swell Reptiles -- https://www.reptiles.swelluk.com/

Here's a shorter care sheet to get you started.

For link 81 (& 87) click: Leopard Gecko Care Sheet (abbreviated) -- June 2019 update (show handout)

You've found an excellent resource on this website for your new leopard gecko. In my signature you will see a Table of Contents link. When you click that link, you'll find a comprehensive Leopard Gecko Care database with 158 further links to customized information created especially for Geckos Unlimited.

I have heard there's a retired female leo living in Europe right now. Last I heard she's in her mid-30s!