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
Tokay Geckos tend to prefer a quite versatile menu. This is why good keepers offer them anything from crickets to pinkie mice. These beautiful creatures are ferocious eaters and watching them attack the prey during feeding is quite fascinating. But you should make sure they’re only eating what’s healthy for them. In this article, we’ll … Read more
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
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
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 thrive in an ideal temperature range, typically between 88-92 degrees Fahrenheit (31-33 degrees Celsius) on the hot end, and 75-80 degrees Fahrenheit (24-27 degrees Celsius) on the cooler end. Temperatures exceeding this range can be harmful and, in some cases, fatal for your gecko. Key Takeaways: Ideal Temperature Range: Leopard geckos thrive in … Read more
Welcome to the vibrant world of leopard geckos – adorable, friendly, and interesting creatures that have become a favorite among reptile enthusiasts. Their engaging personalities, myriad of colors and patterns, and the ease of care they require make them a popular choice for beginners and experienced herpetologists alike. One aspect that often intrigues new and … 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
An underbite in leopard geckos is when the lower jaw extends further than the upper jaw. It’s not a natural feature for these reptiles. Several factors can cause this condition. Metabolic Bone Disease, trauma, and genetic factors are common culprits. Understanding these causes helps in early detection and proper care. If you’re noticing signs of … Read more
Metabolic bone disease (MBD) is a prevalent and concerning ailment that impacts leopard geckos, often stemming from dietary imbalances or environmental mismanagement. In understanding MBD’s profound effect on these fascinating reptiles, it’s crucial to recognize the symptoms, causes, and treatments to ensure their longevity and health. What is Metabolic Bone Disease? Metabolic Bone Disease, commonly … Read more
