Light sensative when feeding?

[Blakskall]

My leo fang is a juvienile and recently when i have my lights on he shuts his eyes and wont open them.. this makes feeding him crickets at nyt a challenge.. But i did an experiment i turned off the lights and turned on my moonlight bulb and dropped the cricket in, he suddenly notices the cricket and hunts it down, i guess wat im saying is, is this normal for a young leo to be sensative to light? He is a regular morph not albino

 

[prettyinpink]

Since they are nocturnal...[well for Dog Shrinks sake (she's gonna come bite me in the butt, I'm tired and am forgetting the name...cra cra ugh forget it)...they're not completly nocturnal ] yes it's normal for them to not want the light He probably can't see the moon night or it's easier on his eyes.

 

[roger]

My leo fang is a juvienile and recently when i have my lights on he shuts his eyes and wont open them.. this makes feeding him crickets at nyt a challenge.. But i did an experiment i turned off the lights and turned on my moonlight bulb and dropped the cricket in, he suddenly notices the cricket and hunts it down, i guess wat im saying is, is this normal for a young leo to be sensative to light? He is a regular morph not albino

u sure hes not albino? Raptor anyhting with red eyes,sunglow anything of an albino nature. what to u is a regular morph?

 

[Blakskall]

u sure hes not albino? Raptor anyhting with red eyes,sunglow anything of an albino nature. what to u is a regular morph?

Thats a pretty close match up to him, im not so good with morph names and categories. I found that pic on google hes not that big lol The only difference is that he has nice blue spots over his eye caps

 

[Retribution Reptiles]

We feed all of our geckos at night typically after 9pm when they are up and active. After feeding we shut off the light and are done with them unless I get off work and check for ovulations.