Electric Blue Geckos are scientifically termed Lygodactylus williamsi; however, among the reptile fancier, they are also calledTurquoise dwarf geckos and William’s dwarf geckos. The electric blue geckos are relatively new but increasingly popular pets among reptile fanciers. Most reptile lovers are attracted to electric blue geckos because of their small size, striking appearance (vibrant blue … Read more
If you have to be away from your home for a few days, there are several things that you can do to ensure the well-being of your crested gecko. Whether you’re wondering if your crested gecko needs a water bowl or whether they require more hydration than you may have realized, what are the minimum … Read more
Leopard geckos are one of the easiest reptiles to care for, so many people who keep them decide they want another. But is it a good idea to keep two leopard geckos in the same tank? Leopard geckos are solitary by nature and tend to be territorial, so it’s rarely a good idea for them … Read more
A Crested gecko is usually a good choice for beginners, novice reptile fanciers, and families with kids. This is so because crested geckos are easy to keep and renowned for low-maintenance, calm, friendly, and docile disposition. In fact, crested geckos are the least aggressive member of the reptile community, who, even if stressed, upset, or … Read more
Have you ever observed your leopard gecko yawning with its jaws wide open? It’s a pretty common behavior for reptile owners to witness, but some wonder what it means. They are concerned that this behavior may signify a deeper problem that a veterinarian must handle or evaluate. The good news is that not all yawning … Read more
The mealworm is one of the most commonly used feeder insects. It feeds many animals, including reptiles, fish, and birds. Humans have been eating live and dried mealworms for centuries—but can crested geckos eat mealworms? Crested geckos can eat mealworms occasionally, but they should not be fed to them more than once or twice a … Read more
