Description
Albino Leucistic Leopard Gecko (Eublepharis macularius)
The Albino Leucistic Leopard Gecko is a stunning selectively bred Leopard Gecko combining the clean, reduced-pattern appearance associated with leucistic-type morphs with the softer pigmentation of an albino. Individuals can display beautiful creamy white, pale yellow, pink and lavender tones, often accompanied by striking pale or reddish eyes. Their unusual colouration combined with the typically calm nature of Leopard Geckos makes them an excellent addition to any reptile collection.
Habitat
Albino Leucistic Leopard Geckos require the same fundamental care as other Leopard Gecko morphs, although albino individuals can be more sensitive to intense lighting.
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Enclosure: Secure terrestrial vivarium with plenty of usable floor space
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Warm Side: Around 30–32°C
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Cool Side: Around 24–26°C
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Humidity: Generally around 30–40%, with access to a humid hide to assist with shedding
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Lighting: Suitable low-level UVB is recommended, with plenty of shaded areas and hides available due to increased light sensitivity
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Decor: Multiple hides, cork bark, rocks and low-level climbing opportunities
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Fresh drinking water should always be available
Feeding
Albino Leucistic Leopard Geckos are insectivorous and thrive on a varied selection of appropriately sized live foods.
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Diet: Crickets, locusts, roaches, mealworms and calciworms
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Waxworms and other fatty feeders should only be offered occasionally as treats
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Juveniles: Feed daily or every other day depending on age and condition
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Adults: Usually feed 2–3 times per week
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Feeder insects should be gut-loaded and appropriately supplemented with calcium and vitamins
General Care
These geckos combine their unusual appearance with the engaging personality that has made Leopard Geckos such popular pets.
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Temperament: Generally calm, curious and docile
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Handling: Usually becomes comfortable with gentle, regular handling once settled
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Adult Size: Approximately 20–25cm
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Lifespan: Commonly 15–20+ years with excellent care
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Light Sensitivity: Albino individuals may be more sensitive to bright light than normally pigmented Leopard Geckos
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Maintenance: Regular cleaning, correct temperatures, appropriate lighting, supplementation and fresh water are essential
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Never grab a Leopard Gecko by its tail, as it can be dropped as a defence mechanism
Why Choose an Albino Leucistic Leopard Gecko?
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Beautiful pale white, cream and yellow colouration
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Striking eyes and reduced patterning
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Particularly unusual appearance compared with standard Leopard Geckos
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Generally calm and manageable
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Suitable for newer and experienced reptile keepers
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Long-lived and full of individual personality
With its beautifully pale colouration, striking eyes and typically gentle personality, the Albino Leucistic Leopard Gecko is an eye-catching variation of one of the world's most popular pet reptiles.
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