Tokay Geckos are the second-largest geckos in the world and they are definitely not “gentle giants” like other big geckos are known as. These beautiful creatures are as wild as they can be and it can take years to form a trustworthy bond between them and their keeper. This is why it’s highly recommended to … Read more
Leopard Geckos can drink tap water, provided that the quality is good. Generally, it’s a good idea to avoid giving them tap water since you don’t know what chemicals were used. If you do, then I would suggest using a water treatment technique that guarantees the safety of your gecko. While tap water can be … Read more
Handling a leopard gecko correctly is crucial to maintaining a trusting and stress-free relationship with these fascinating reptiles. This guide provides a thorough overview on gently interacting with leopard geckos, offering insightful tips on creating a positive experience for both the handler and the gecko. Key Takeaways: Early Handling: Begin handling leopard geckos from a … Read more
Yes, leopard geckos can eat superworms, but they should be offered as occasional treats and not as a primary food source. Superworms, which are the larvae of darkling beetles, are rich in nutrients and protein. However, due to their high fat and phosphorus content, it’s essential to moderate their intake. Serving these worms as an … 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
Hello there, fellow reptile enthusiasts! Today, we’re diving into the colorful world of Tokay geckos. Now, these fascinating creatures are known for their vibrant colors and robust bodies, but they also have a bit of a reputation for their aggressive behavior. If you’ve ever wondered why your Tokay gecko might act out aggressively, or if … Read more
Leopard Geckos are insectivores, which means that they live on a varied diet of insects. They lack the necessary parts that can break down vegetables and fruits so don’t feed them anything but insects. More than that, these geckos prefer live prey and might not even touch the insect if it’s dead. In this article, … Read more
African Fat-Tailed Geckos and Leopard Geckos are from the same subfamily named Eublepharinae. They look quite similar and as African Fat-Tailed Geckos get more popular, people start asking which one is the best pet. And the short answer is that it all depends on what you look for in a gecko. Despite looking similar to … Read more
A Tokay Gecko is one the most beautiful, largest, and arguably the scariest Gecko in the world. They are very vocal reptiles and they make a unique croaking that sounds a lot like “To-kay!”. This is also how they got their “Tokay Gecko” name. Scientifically known as Gekko Gecko, these beauties can either be the … Read more
Leopard Geckos may bark because they are expressing a variety of innate behaviors or responses to their environment. This vocalization can be a signal of stress, illness, territorial defense, a feeling of being threatened, or even the presence of parasites. Each of these reasons has its own unique set of circumstances and manifestations, reflecting the … Read more
