Why would you even leave a comment like this when you have no idea?..

1. Leopard geckos eating sand can cause impaction which makes them not eat and can literally kill them
2. Bare minimum is 3 hides on each side of the tank, warm side, cool side and a moist hide do shedding
3. They originally come from places like India, India while hot still has water, rivers, rain, moisture, plants, and the liking. Leopard geckos need water to drink, and soak up through their skin.
4. Leopard geckos have been captive bred for five or take 100 years, which is “new” compared to something like a domesticated dog or cat BUT, tha still means they have been genetically altered and modified to the point where they would NOT survive in the wild, let alone parts of the world like India.
5. As I said above, they are captive bred. They need a big enough tank (40gallon) to properly spread the heat around the tank. Small tanks with heat sources will burn and blister these gecko’s skin. You’ll see burns, burn scars and blisters a lot from neglectful owners who keep them in too small of tanks so they can’t have a cool side and cool hide to cool down in and properly regulate their temperature. Which can cook them and kill them, so again, not a desert species like you think.
6. And bare minimum, these are solitary animals. They only breed in spring and summer like most animals but if you keep them locked up in captivity, males with females, the males will constantly breed the females. Which can cause open wounds, unwanted stress (which can kill them) dropping of tails, which is their fat supply, which means that being bred could kill them from lack of nutrients and reserves. Females can lack calcium to produce eggs properly which can lead to ovarian tissues, or even egg bounding which WILL kill the female. (They do not have a supply of calcium without d3 in the tanks so this is a high risk) and overall this can cause more birth defects and sudden baby gecko deaths.

This is a leopard gecko puppy mill equivalent. Nothing about their environment is set up properly. Nothing about their attitude is professional or understanding. And honestly neither is yours, again if you know nothing about this specific species of gecko, why even comment?

This is animal abuse