Tokay Geckos are some of the most in-demand reptiles in the world because of how beautiful they look. They’re native to Southwest Asia and will eat pretty much anything that crosses their path during a hunting season. These beautiful, but dangerous creatures typically eat insects, small mice, small birds, and will even eat other small … Read more
Leopard Geckos are insectivores and their diet usually consists of crickets, mealworms, and some fatty worms as treats. Unlike other geckos, Leos are not omnivores, which means they can’t eat fruits and vegetables. This is why it’s very important to feed them the right type of food to remain healthy and happy. In this article, … Read more
Tokay Geckos are known as the second-largest species of geckos in the whole world. And their big size also comes with an unpredictable temperament and a few anger issues. But their extremely beautiful construction makes them one of the most popular pet geckos in the world. It’s ideal to start with a tame gecko before … Read more
Leopard geckos may feel cold to the touch for a variety of reasons. One of the first things people notice when handling a leopard gecko is that they might feel cold to the touch. This is primarily because leopard geckos are cold-blooded animals. Unlike humans, who are warm-blooded and maintain a constant body temperature, leopard … Read more
Leopard geckos will not overeat to the point of harm. Unlike certain animals, such as fish, leopard geckos have an innate ability to stop eating when they’re full. However, understanding their feeding behavior and requirements is essential for their overall health and well-being. Key Takeaways: Natural Eating Habits: Leopard geckos possess an innate ability to … Read more
Isn’t it captivating to watch your Tokay Gecko with its bright colors, moving gracefully inside its terrarium? These unique reptiles are a joy to own, but they also come with their own set of behaviors that can seem strange, if not outright perplexing, to those new to their care. Among these behaviors, one that often … Read more
A leopard gecko can have issues with shedding because of various factors that influence its overall health and living conditions. Shedding is a natural process for reptiles, allowing them to grow and remove old skin. When this process is interrupted or doesn’t occur as expected, it can be concerning for gecko enthusiasts and caretakers. The … Read more
Contrary to what some might think, leopard geckos typically do not enjoy being sprayed or misted with water, a technique known as misting. Leopard geckos hail from arid environments and are well-adapted to lower humidity levels, making misting generally unnecessary. In fact, if humidity levels in their enclosure are optimal, misting is not required. If … Read more
Size (inches/cm): Sizes can vary between species; the smallest can grow up to 2.6in, and the largest can grow up to 11.8in Life Expectancy (years): Small species live up to 10 years while larger species live up to 20 years. What does a Giant Day Gecko look like? Giant Day Geckos have a bright green … Read more
If you’re a reptile lover exploring the possibility of keeping a gecko as a pet, you might have considered the Tokay Gecko or the Yellow-Headed Day Gecko. Both are fascinating creatures, but they each come with their unique set of needs, characteristics, and considerations. This article aims to provide a comprehensive comparison between these two … Read more
