Giant
Gene
Giant is a leopard gecko size morph or line associated with animals that grow larger than typical Eublepharis macularius. Breeder language may distinguish Giant from Super Giant, and size can be influenced by sex, age, nutrition, and line quality. A large gecko is not automatically a true Giant, so adult weight, length, parent information, and growth history all matter.
Care for Giant leopard geckos follows the same principles as for standard-sized animals, but enclosure space, hide size, prey size, and weight monitoring may need extra attention. Bigger should not mean overfed; excess fat can shorten health and breeding usefulness. Breeders should select for sound structure and fertility as well as size, and should be clear about whether an animal is visual Giant, Super Giant, or simply large.
