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{The genus Eublepharis was first described by the British zoologist John Edward Gray in 1827. | The etymology of their name is ‘eu’ = Good (=true) ‘blephar’ = Eyelid, and all have fully functional eyelids. | Members of this genus are found in eastern and southwestern Asia where they are found in arid and semiarid habitats. | These geckos are sturdily built. | Their tail is shorter than their snout-vent length and their body is covered with numerous wart-like bumps. | The toes do not have adhesive lamellae. | Eublepharis are crepuscular or nocturnal ground-dwellers. | The Leopard gecko (Eublepharis macularius) is a nocturnal ground-dwelling gecko found in the deserts of Pakistan, Western India, Afghanistan, and parts of Iran. | Unlike most geckos it possesses eyelids. | Leopard geckos have become well established in captivity, particularly the pet industry. | Leopard geckos were first described as a species by British zoologist Edward Blyth in 1854 as Eublepharis macularis. | The generic name Eublepharis is a combination of the Greek words Eu (true), and blephar (eyelid), as having eyelids is what distinguishes members of this subfamily from other geckos. | The specific name, macularius, derives from the Latin word macula meaning “spot” or “blemish”, referring to the animal’s natural spotted markings. | There are five subspecies including the nominative species:Eublepharis macularius macularius , E. | m. | afghanicus(Börner 1976), E. | m. | fasciolatus (Günther 1864), E. | m. | montanus (Börner 1976), and E. | m. | smithi (Börner 1981). | Leopard Geckos are native to south-eastern Afghanistan, throughout Pakistan, north-west India, and into Iran where it inhabits the rocky, dry grassland regions of these countries. | As nocturnal creatures, they spend the day hidden under rocks or in dry burrows to escape the daytime heat, emerging at dusk to hunt insects. | The leopard gecko is a cream to yellow colored lizard with black spots and/or stripes similar to the markings of a leopard attaining a total length of 6 to 9 inches. | However, selective breeding in captivity has produced different color morphs, including high yellow, tangerine, striped, patternless (no spots or stripes), lavender, blizzard (which are solid white or gray), and albino (no black pigments in markings) in addition to some captive specimens measuring 11 or more inches in length. | A Leopard Gecko’s markings at birth are different from those of an adult. | The skin has no spots, instead large dark bands and intermittent light yellow bands cover the body from head to tail. | These bands fade within one year. | The leopard gecko is one of only a few gecko species (all of them members of the subfamily Eublepharidae, a small family of tropical/subtropical species found in the Americas, Africa, and Asia) that have eyelids. | This helps the gecko keep its eyes clean and particle-free in its dusty environment. | Like most other geckos, the leopard gecko can clean and moisten its eyes using its tongue. | Unlike other species of gecko, leopard geckos have small claws instead of adhesive toe pads, which prevents them from climbing vertically. | However, their claws give extra traction on the ground and are helpful in digging. | These differences have been cited as a possible reason to name Eubelpharinae as a different family apart from geckoes. | Like most lizards, the leopard gecko can drop its tail, in a process called caudal autotomy. | When frightened or disturbed, muscles at the base of the gecko’s tail constrict and snap the vertebrae, severing most of the tail. | The detached and wriggling and spasming tail distracts the predator as the gecko makes its escape. | Although the leopard gecko will grow a new one in time, the regenerated tail will differ from the original, appearing bulbous and inferior. | The new tail will have spots instead of lines. | Some regenerated tails may still have a “carrot-tail. |” When a leopard gecko drops its tail, there will be a pinkish stump. | When the tail starts to grow it will start out as a pink cone shape. | When the tail gets fatter, it will turn a red-violet color. | As it grows larger it will become lavender, eventually a very light gray color. | Leopard geckos are primarily insectivorous, feeding on insects, spiders, crickets, grubs, and worms. | They will also eat smaller lizards, small snakes (although rarely) and even pinky mice (baby mice) if the gecko is large enough. | The Leopard gecko has a life span in captivity of 10 to 15 years with the longest confirmed life span at 29 years, a male at the St. | Louis Zoo. | Leopard Geckos become sexually mature at around 10-14 months of age. | The Leopard Gecko’s gender can be determined once the animal reaches an adult length of 5+”. | Males are larger than females and have a V-shaped row of spots in front of their cloacal opening with a noticeable bulge at the base of the tail caused by the hemipenis. | Leopard Geckos breed from March through September, although the season may begin as early as January and finish as late as October. | When a male encounters a female he will shake his tail. | In response, the female silently sways her tail from side to side along the ground. | Following this action, the male will lick her to obtain her scent and will begin biting her from the lower body upwards. | If the female does not wish to mate, she will bite back and the male will cease his activity. | If she accepts, he will continue up to her neck,making his body parallel to hers and placing his hind leg over her tail, inserting one of his hemipenes into her cloaca. | Thirty days later, the female will lay one or two eggs with a leathery shell. | Clutches of two eggs will then be laid every two weeks to monthly throughout the rest of the mating season varying from each gecko according to age, with older females gradually laying less eggs with each year. | The eggs will need to be incubated. | Like many other egg-laying reptiles the sex of Leopard geckos are determined by incubation temperature. | Eggs incubated at 79 F will result in a majority of female neonates, where as eggs incubated at 85 – 87 F will result in a more even sex ratio and eggs incubated at 89 – 90 F in the first four weeks will result in more males. | Females hatched from these eggs are generally more aggressive than other females, and they tend to reach sexual maturity later if at all. | An incubation temperature lower than 77 F or higher than 97 F will cause deformities and usually death of the neonates incubated at these temperatures. | The eggs hatch 6-12 weeks after being laid depending on temperature. | The gecko breaks the surface of the egg and pushes its head out, remaining in this position from 2 to 4 hours adapting to lung breathing and obtaining oxygen from the egg membranes as well as absorbing yolk from inside the egg. | There are various leopard gecko mutations also known as ‘morphs’, each morph having its own specific genetics and traits. | Multiple morphs can be ‘mixed’ or ‘bred’ together to make combination morphs and on occasion, a whole new morph will develop. |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||}
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