Abdul Kader

One of the most common questions that crested gecko owners have is whether they can house two or more of these animals together. The answer is no; you should never house two crested geckos together. But Why? In this article, I will explore the pros and cons of cohabiting crested geckos, especially male and female … Read more

One of the aspects of crested gecko care that many owners are curious about is their poop. How often do crested geckos poop, and what does it mean for their health and well-being? In this article, I will discuss these questions and provide some tips on how to clean and maintain their enclosure. Let’s dive … Read more

UVB light is a type of ultraviolet radiation that is invisible to the human eye, but essential for many reptiles. It helps reptiles to produce vitamin D3 in their skin, which is necessary for absorbing and using calcium from their diet. But what about crested geckos? Do they need UVB light as well? In this … Read more

One of the common problems that crested gecko owners typically encounter is white spots on their geckos’ skin. What are these white spots and what do they mean? Are they a sign of something serious or harmless? Or even how can you treat them and prevent them from happening again? In this article, we will … Read more

Crested geckos are nocturnal and crepuscular creatures, meaning they are most active during twilight periods, such as dawn and dusk. They typically sleep during the day, usually for about 12 hours, and wake up a few hours after dusk to feed and explore their terrarium. Crested geckos do not have eyelids, so they sleep with … Read more

The stuff at the bottom of your pet’s house is called substrate. It’s where your crested gecko walks, hides, and digs. So, it’s very important to choose the right substrate for the health and well-being of your crestie. Here are the best Substrate For Crested Gecko: The best substrate for a crested gecko is a … Read more