You may have done your research, consulted with pet store employees or reptile-owning friends, and purchased all the necessary items to create a healthy living environment for your new gecko. After eagerly bringing your pet home, you may find that it is not eating or hiding most of the time. This is completely normal, as geckos require time to adjust to their new surroundings, and may exhibit signs of stress or illness. Before bringing your gecko home, it is essential to have a proper enclosure set up, with appropriate heating, hiding places, and dishes for vitamins, supplements, and water. The lighting should also be suitable for your gecko's needs, as some are nocturnal and do not require direct lighting, while others require specific UVB lighting requirements. Additionally, it is crucial to quarantine your gecko from other animals to avoid any potential health problems. When introducing your gecko to its new home, expect it to quickly find a hiding spot and spend a few days ther