Step into the cutting edge of gecko morph breeding with a Bold Eclipse HX Cross het Tremper Leopard Gecko (Eublepharis macularius). This exceptional multi-trait gecko blends some of the most dynamic genetic lines in the hobby: Bold Stripe/Band influences (producing thick, high-contrast markings), the Eclipse trait (frequently resulting in solid black snake-eyes or full solid-color eyes), an HX Cross (hyper-xanthic or high-cross lineage infusing rich body tones), and het Tremper (carrying the hidden recessive gene for Tremper Albino). Backed by the famously gentle, calm, and handleable temperament that makes leopard geckos the world’s favorite pet lizard, this extraordinary gecko delivers a brilliant fusion of elite genetic artistry and an interactive, easy-going companion.

Key Features & Care Requirements

• High-Contrast Bold Aesthetics: Striking, heavy pattern markings with deep blacks and rich background tones that create an unforgettable visual impact.

• Fascinating Eclipse Eye Traits: Often features unique solid-color or “snake-eye” pigmentation patterns, adding a mysterious and highly sought-after look.

• Legendary Docile Temperament: Inherits the famously calm, slow-moving, and exceptionally gentle personality that makes leopard geckos ideal, easy-to-handle pets for keepers of all experience levels.

• Secure Terrestrial Setup: Requires a spacious horizontal terrarium (minimum 20 to 40 gallons for an adult) outfitted with multiple secure hiding spots on both the warm and cool sides, plus a dedicated humid hide to assist with clean sheds.

• Precision Floor Heat: Thrives with a warm ground temperature gradient ranging from 75°F on the cool side to 88°F to 92°F on the warm basking side, maintained via an under-tank heating pad or a regulated overhead heating element.

• Insectivorous Diet: A strictly insect-eating diet consisting of live, gut-loaded crickets, dubia roaches, mealworms, and black soldier fly larvae, dusted regularly with calcium and vitamin D3 supplements.

Important Note: Geckos carrying the Eclipse gene can occasionally exhibit minor differences in visual tracking due to eye pigmentation variations, making gentle feeding practices a great habit. Regular, calm handling from an early age helps them build immense trust, resulting in a wonderfully tame and interactive pet.