Juvenile Albino Leopard Gecko cbb

Scientific Name: Eublepharis macularius
Current Size: 4-6” total length
Max/Adult Size: 7–10 inches
Source: Captive Bred 
Exact Animal Pictured? No
Unsexed

• Enclosure: Start a juvenile in a 10- to 20-gallon tank (or a larger 40-gallon tank right away with plenty of plants and hides so they do not get stressed). 
• Temperature: Provide a temperature gradient. Keep the warm side around 80–90°F and the cool side around 75–80°F. Note that albino geckos have sensitive eyes and skin, and some keepers note they prefer slightly lower maximum heat ranges (under 85–90°F) 
• Humidity: Keep ambient humidity low (30–40%), but always provide a humid hide filled with damp moss or paper towels (at 60–80% humidity) to help them shed properly. 
• Substrate: Use safe, easy-to-clean options for juveniles like paper towels or reptile carpet to prevent accidental ingestion or impaction. 
• Lighting: Offer a low-level UVB light for 10–12 hours a day (though keep it gentle since albinos are light-sensitive). 
• Diet: Feed juveniles daily with appropriately sized live insects (such as discoid roaches, small crickets, or mealworms) gut-loaded and dusted with calcium and multivitamins. Albinos may have slightly poorer vision or slower hunting instincts, so tong- or hand-feeding is often helpful