Nuu Ana Leachianus Geckos Juvenile.

🦎 Nuu Ana Leachianus Gecko (Juvenile) – Rare Insular Giant with High Color Potential.

🌍 Locale & Origin

• Native to Nuu Ana Island, part of the offshore insular group of New Caledonia
• Smaller than the mainland (Grande Terre) leachies, but often more colorful and patterned
• Highly sought after for their locale purity and manageable adult size

📏 Size & Growth

• Juveniles typically measure 2.5–3 inches snout-to-vent and weigh 15–20 grams
• Adults reach 10–12 inches total length and weigh up to 250–300 grams
• Growth rate is moderate; they thrive with consistent feeding and humidity

🎨 Color & Pattern

• Base colors range from olive, tan, or greenish-gray
• High-color individuals may show blotches, banding, or reticulated patterns
• Some juveniles develop snowflake or speckled markings as they mature

🧬 Temperament & Traits

• Known for their docile, calm nature—ideal for handling and display
• Nocturnal but may bask in morning light
• Rarely descend to the ground; prefer vertical climbing surfaces
• Strong feeding response on Pangea CGD and live insects

🌿 Care Requirements

• Enclosure: Vertical terrarium with cork bark, branches, and foliage
• Temperature: 22–26°C (72–78°F) with moderate humidity (60–80%)
• Diet: Pangea or Repashy CGD, supplemented with crickets or roaches
• Lighting: Ambient light or low-intensity UVB optional.