if it is calci sand, you have a calcium dish, the sand is only about and inch, and u watch that the leo isnt accually eating the sand, then youll b fine.
This is not the case. You can not guarantee that they are not eating sand when they catch prey. A leopard gecko can become impacted over the course of years and by the time you discover it - it is too late.
Get some repti carpet, or paper towels, or slate tiles from home depot. All are cheap and easy to clean and there is no worry of impaction.
Also, I'd stay away from calci-sand. It is thought that when it is consumed it alters the acidity in a leopard geckos stomach.
I use slate tile in all but two enclosures - the teo that are not slate tile have babies that are on repti-carpet and paper towels.
Regards,
Terry
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