Leopard Gecko

Derry NH

Description

I am looking to rehome my adult female leopard gecko. She is around 4 years old and an excellent eater. Small rehoming fee for her of course to ensure she's going to a home that can support her. She will not come with her enclosure as it is a 120 gallon tank and I cannot transport it. She can however come with her lighting and heating as well as some cage accessories. These include two heat lamps with bulbs one has a 100w ceramic heat emitter and the other has a 100w repticare infrared heat projector from zoo med. These are really intense bulbs to have for a leopard gecko and it's only because of the size of her enclosure. If you intend on putting her in something smaller I will supply you with the fixtures but not the bulbs. She also has a zoo med reptisun 14" UVB fixture with a 5.0 UVB bulb. It will be a year old in November and needs to be replaced. She of course is Crepuscular so she doesn't soak in a lot of that UVB so I will also occasionally dust her insects with calcium with vitamin D3 just to ensure she isn't missing out on any vitamin D. Most of the time however because she does have that UVB supplied I use a calcium without D3. I can provide both of these calcium powders as well as her multivitamins. For food she gets fed primarily dubia roaches and very occasional crickets or worms twice a week. I always gut load these insects with things such as sweet potato, beets, carrots, red cabbage, etc to make sure she's getting the most out of eating her insects. If you are interested I ask that you have at least a 40 gallon tank for her. I ideally would not like to downgrade her since she's used to so much space but I understand it's asking a lot for others to supply such a large enclosure. So at the very least 40 gallons. I am also not interested in giving her to someone who plans on getting a pet for their child. I do not believe they make good children's pets. I will ask questions about your care and husbandry as well as your experience so be prepared to answer those. I can supply more photos of her as well as photos of her enclosure upon request.