Hello there, fellow reptile enthusiasts! If you’re the proud owner of a vibrant Tokay Gecko, you’re in for a treat today. It’s quite a journey nurturing these amazing creatures, isn’t it? But we all know that with great fun, comes great responsibility. And one of those responsibilities is keeping your pet’s habitat clean and safe. … Read more
Leopard Geckos have garnered immense popularity in the reptile world, and it’s easy to see why. With their captivating spotted patterns, gentle demeanor, and mesmerizing eyes, they stand out as one of the most unique and intriguing reptilian pets. But diving into the world of Leopard Gecko adoption is more than just an aesthetic choice. … Read more
Leopard geckos are typically solitary creatures, each preferring their distinct territories and spaces. However, understanding the conditions under which they can cohabit is essential for those who wish to keep multiple geckos. Usually, only one male leopard gecko is recommended per enclosure to avoid territorial conflicts, but with careful consideration to space, resources, and environmental … 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
Hey there, fellow reptile enthusiasts! Are you a proud pet parent to a Tokay Gecko, or considering bringing one of these unique creatures into your home? If so, there’s a key aspect of their care that you can’t afford to overlook: hydration. Providing the right level of moisture is absolutely crucial for these reptiles. Given … Read more
Yes, leopard geckos can eat mealworm beetles. However, there are several considerations to keep in mind when offering these beetles as part of their diet. In this article, we’ll dive deep into the characteristics of mealworm beetles, their nutritional value for leopard geckos, and potential challenges and benefits associated with feeding them to your reptilian … Read more
African Fat-Tailed Geckos are distant cousins of the Leopard Gecko and they can be found in West Africa, from Senegal to Cameroon. They’re generally around 7-9 inches long and they can live anywhere between 10 to 25 years in captivity. This can make them a long commitment. These geckos are also known to store fat … Read more
Giant Day Geckos and Crested Geckos are easily some of the most popular gecko pets in the world. This is because they’re quite active and very interesting to observe in their vivarium. They’re both excellent pets but both of them don’t do well with handling. This is why you should only get either of them … Read more
Hello, reptile enthusiasts! In the vast and varied world of geckos, two species often catch the eye of potential pet owners: the vibrant Tokay Gecko and the enigmatic Satanic Leaf-Tailed Gecko. If you’re torn between which one to welcome into your home, you’re in luck! This article aims to unravel the details about these two … Read more
Owning a gecko can be a lot of responsibility as they can live anywhere between 6 to 20+ years. Some owners would like to handle the gecko as much as possible, while others are more interested in simply observing it in its enclosure. Today, we will talk about two geckos that are ideal for people … Read more
