Tokay Geckos are insectivores, which means that they need a balanced diet of insects to remain healthy and happy. While animals aren’t as pretentious as us when it comes to food variety, it never hurts to offer your gecko different types of insects as long as they’re good for it. While Tokay geckos are typically … Read more
Leopard geckos are easily the easiest geckos to maintain in the world. This is why they’re always recommended to children and first-time lizard keepers. They’re also very docile, which means they can get used to being handled without getting scared of you. And if you plan on getting your own Leopard gecko, you should be … Read more
Crested geckos are becoming more and more popular all over the world due to how easy they are to maintain. They’re often considered the best and safest choice for first-time lizard owners and children. This is because they’re very docile and their bite isn’t strong enough to cause bleeding. It’s best to keep Crested geckos … Read more
Crested geckos are nocturnal creatures that come from New Caledonia, which is an island right on the Australian coast. They typically grow up to 7-9 inches and can live around 20 years in captivity. And the way you recreate their habitat will be very important for their health and happiness. These geckos need between 12 … Read more
The Crested gecko is a 7 to 9 inches lizard that’s native to New Caledonia, which is an island country right off the Australian coast. They can live up to 20 years in captivity and they’re generally some of the easiest geckos to take care of. These geckos can be found in low shrubs and … Read more
African Fat-Tailed Geckos don’t usually grow larger than 8 inches, which is why many keepers use the same cage for the same gecko from a young age until adulthood. They can typically do well in 10-gallon tanks, but the ideal size is at least 15-gallons. And if you plan on getting a pair then you … Read more
African Fat-Tailed Geckos are nocturnal and they spend most of their time hiding in small, humid caves. They’re native to West Africa and they can be found in savannah habitats and rocky hillsides. They look very similar to the Leopard geckos because they are related to them. These geckos need between 10 and 12 hours … Read more
African Fat-Tailed Geckos are becoming more popular due to how easy they are to care for. They’re native to West Africa and can be found in savannah habitats, rocky hillsides, river edges, and scrubland. You can expect your gecko to grow up to 7 or 8 inches long. These geckos can live up to 15 … Read more
Giant Day Geckos are the biggest Day Geckos on earth and they’re native to Madagascar. This means that you will have to invest in a cage that can make the gecko feel at home. Single Giant Day Geckos can live in 10-gallon enclosures but the ideal tank should be at least 20-gallon. Getting a vivarium … Read more
Giant Day Geckos are diurnal creatures and they love basking in the sun. They’re active between 12 and 14 hours a day and you’ll need to make sure they have the light they need during this time. If they don’t, they can easily get anxious and stressed, causing their health to start deteriorating. The proper … Read more
