Abdul Kader 
Crested geckos have become increasingly popular as reptilian pets due to their unique appearance and relatively low maintenance requirements. While they are known for their hardy nature, there are several crucial guidelines that every crested gecko owner should be aware of to ensure their pets thrive in captivity. In this article, I’ll discuss seven things … Read more
Generally, ‘Fired up‘ is a term used to describe crested geckos that have changed color from dull to bright. When a crested gecko is ‘fired up,’ its colors become more vibrant and striking. The dark and orange spots become darker, and the reds become brighter. Look at the bellow image: Now the burning question is, … Read more
Crested geckos are naturally shy and timid animals that tend to hide when they feel threatened, stressed, or uncomfortable. They may also hide when they are shedding, digesting, or resting. However, hiding too much or for too long can indicate that your crested gecko is unhappy, unhealthy, or bored. If you want to lure your … Read more
A crested gecko bite is not very bad at all. They generally have small teeth that are not very sharp, and their jaws are not very strong. Both leopard geckos and crested geckos can’t break human skin, and their bites don’t usually hurt much. Some even say that crested gecko bites feel more like a … Read more
If your crested gecko loses its tail, nothing serious will happen! So don’t worry! However, there are some things you must keep in mind when this happens, otherwise, you may end up losing your little guy too! Let’s move on… Why Crested Gecko Loses It’s Tale? Crested geckos drop their tails as a defense move … Read more
Yes, crested geckos can eat Dubia roaches. In fact, Dubia roaches are recommended as one of the staple live feeder insects for crested geckos. They are a great option because of their high nutritional value. However, they are not as easy to find as crickets and are a little pricier. To feed your crested gecko … Read more
There are a couple of signs that you can look for to determine whether your little guy is eating or not. One of the most common signs that your crested gecko is eating is when it excretes waste, which is poop. But, there are also some other ways to ensure this, and you need to … Read more
A crested gecko has 177 teeth that are arranged in two rows on both the upper and lower jaw. These teeth are very small and not very sharp, so they are hard to see and do not hurt much when they bite. However, if they bite hard enough, they can draw blood. In this guide, … Read more
Crested geckos are small, cute, easy to care for, and come in a variety of colors and patterns. However, one thing that many crested gecko owners may not know is how to tell whether a crested gecko is male or female! Basically, there are three main methods that you can use to identify the gender … Read more
Handling your crested gecko can be a great way to bond and socialize them. However, not all crested geckos are eager to be handled. Some may resist or even bite when you try to pick them up. Why is that? In this article, I will break down some possible reasons why your crested gecko is not … Read more