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
Tokay Geckos are some of the largest Geckos in the entire world. This means they need as much space as possible to feel comfortable. If not, they tend to unleash their aggressive side and start tearing the enclosure apart. If you don’t have much space for your Tokay, you can use a 10-gallon tank for … Read more
Tokay Geckos are nocturnal, and they love getting out of their hiding spots, to start exploring their enclosure. As soon as the lights go out, they wait a few minutes, and then they start roaming around their tank. During the day, Tokay Geckos hide as well as they can, and sleep until night comes. If … Read more
Tokay Geckos are some of the most beautiful lizards, thanks to their vibrant colors and spots. Generally, they have a blue-gray color and various bright orange and blue spots. Their scientific name is Gekko Gecko and they can get up to 15 inches long. This makes them one of the biggest Geckos in the world. … Read more
Gecko lizards are easily the most popular when it comes to exotic pets. They are beautiful, very interesting to observe, and can make great companions once they get to know you a little better. When it comes to taking care of them, they’re so easy to maintain that a young teenager can easily be a … Read more
Despite the aggressive side that Tokay Geckos are widely known for, they do need a pair to live a happy life. Some Tokay Geckos might be very easy to pair so you won’t have anything to worry about. But you need to keep an eye on the picky ones. Pairing two Tokay Geckos can turn … 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
