The Leopard Gecko Manual, 2nd Edition (CompanionHouse Books) Informative Guide to Care, Diet, Habitat, Breeding, Raising Hatchlings, Recognizing Diseases & Health Issues, Shedding, Tail Loss, and More

This book is worth the money and helped me learn SO much about leopard geckos when I first got mine. I can’t recommend this enough☺️

I purchased a leopard gecko at a reptile show and realized that since I never had one before, it would be a good idea to get a book on geckos to obtain the best information on their care and health. This book does it all and is quite informative and my gecko is thriving!

This book is full of great information that I wish I knew 2 years ago. No one told me anything near what this book has, after me owning two leopard geckos; and even seeing a vet! I've been to reptile cons, online communities and whatever, but none of them have been as great as this book. Honestly, I'm so glad to have bought it and have been really reading it all the way through. It's been interesting, factual, and I've learned more than a few things from it.

Love this book! My middle school classroom just got a class pet at the end of the school year. I bought this and put it next to Ruth's tank. The students loved the photos and my more advanced students read and learned deals about leopard geckos!

Loads of info for my grandson who has a spotted leopard gecko. He will be able to spend hours pouring over the info and absorbing all the awesome pics!

I have been a proud parent of a Leopard Gecko for about four years now, so I already knew much of the info in the book. But it was great learning some neat info from the pros. I loved reading about how to create a healthier varied diet and how to gut-load the feeders to make them more nutritious. I also loved the section on how to add live plants and grasses to the habitat, I currently have fake plants in there but plan to use this info to add living plants and grasses to make the setup even more naturalistic. As a great bonus, the section in this book about other members of the Eublepharid family is really valuable and feels like a preview for getting even more species of Gecko in the future.

This book is sophisticated enough to answer some of the harder care questions yet easy enough for a young (pre-teen) audience.-It's a great book for parents and kids to learn together. Also, and most importantly, this book teaches how to take quality care of a pet leopard gecko.

Really sound advice for first (or 3rd!) time leopard gecko owners! Can't recommend enough! Me and my daughter have both read this back to back.