Leopard geckos will not recognize their owners. Geckos are reptiles with relatively low intelligence and cannot recognize their owners like mammals. They are also timid in character and will avoid people when they see them. However, after being kept for a long time, they can become familiar with the owner's scent, accept feeding from the owner, and will not attack the owner.
Notes on raising leopard geckos:
1. Breeding environment
You can choose a spacious and low breeding box for leopard geckos. If you don't like to climb up, you can put soil and plants inside the breeding box to decorate it into a small botanical garden. The breeding box should be placed in a well-ventilated, cool and quiet place.
2. Feeding requirements
Leopard geckos like to eat some live insects. You can feed them some mealworms, mealworms, flies, etc. If there is less live food, you can also Try cooking rice, corn, and pumpkin into porridge for it to eat. Geckos don’t need to be fed every day, just feed them once every 3-4 days.
3. Keep it moist
The environment when raising geckos must be kept moist. If it is too dry, the geckos will peel easily. You can spray some water into the breeding box appropriately.