The crested gecko is a solitary reptile. When introduced into a new environment, surroundings or terrarium they must go through an acclimation period. What this means, is that the crested gecko will take anywhere from 2-6 weeks to adjust to their new home. During this period, the animal may or may not eat as much as normal, be as active as they usually would or may even be darker in coloration as they are experiencing a little bit of stress. Don't be alarmed. Be sure to check your terrarium daily for excrement being left behind. This will allow you to have a peace of mind and to rest assure that the animal is eating and is healthy, but is just taking some time to acclimate. During this 2-6 week period, the animal is also "quarantined" meaning; that they are not exposed to other geckos/ animals. this will give the animal more than enough time to get used to it's own surroundings, while you as the keeper, are ensuring the health of all your previously owned animals. Sometimes when purchasing a new gecko, internal or external parasites can be transfer from one animal to another. The 6 week period will ensure that there can be no exchange in parasites.
Sometimes a couple hours. Sometimes days.
This all depends on the specie of the gecko, how long does it take to reach maturity? How big is the gecko at adulthood? what are the temperatures? Typically, most gecko eggs will hatch 70-120 days to hatch.
explain how you would take care of the leopard gecko and that you would take good care of it and you would buy it with you money do NOT keep nagging them about then they will not be as likely to get you one rather gentley remind them every week or so i know this seems like a long time but it's worth it when you have your leopard gecko.
Depending on the specie, will determine the incubation period. Species in smaller size will usually have a smaller egg, which will have a shorter incubation period than a larger specie. Typically eggs will take 40-120 days in most common gecko species.
It depands on the leopard gecko usally 1 or 2 weeks
It can take 60-120 days for leopard gecko eggs to hatch depending on what conditions they are incubated in. The warmer the temperatures, the sooner the eggs should hatch.
Four months
It takes 90 days to break a habit , so maybe that's how long it takes for something to become a habit
If you stick with it on a regular basis, you should have formed a habit within 3 months.
2 and half days
somewhere between 21 and 28 days.
Take your gecko to a veterinary clinic that also specializes in reptiles. A herpetologist or an exotics specialist.
i dont think they even lay eggs yeah they the eggs out