I recently got new wireless headphones to connect to my LG TV. I was pretty excited to connect it to my QNED LG TV and, as expected, it worked seamlessly. The process was straightforward, and the sound quality was exceptional. However, when I was trying to connect the same headphones to the LG LCD TV … Read more
Crested geckos can become inactive and refuse food for several reasons. Here’s a breakdown… Immediate Concerns First, check the temperature! Is their enclosure too warm or too cold? Ideal temperatures are 72-78°F (22-25°C) during the day, with a slight drop at night. Incorrect temperatures can drastically affect their metabolism. Also, check for any sign of Dehydration. Is … Read more
Yes, you can wake your crested gecko during the day, but it cannot be frequent. Maybe once every few days? They are nocturnal creatures, meaning they’re naturally active at night and sleep during the day. So when you wake them up in the day, it can mess with their natural sleep cycle and lead to … Read more
Yes, you can primarily feed your baby crested gecko commercial diets like Pangea and Repashy. But it’s not ideal to rely solely on them. While these diets are formulated to be nutritionally complete, offering some variety with live insects provides several benefits. Here’s the breakdown: 1) Variety is key Baby crested geckos need a balanced … Read more
Female crested geckos can lay eggs without a male present, but these eggs will not be fertile and therefore will not hatch. But why? Because, crested geckos require sexual reproduction, meaning an egg needs to be fertilized by sperm from a male for a baby gecko to develop. Egg Laying in Female Crested Gecko Female … Read more
Short Answer: Your crested gecko might not be shedding due to improper humidity levels, lack of rough surfaces for rubbing against, or underlying health issues. Crested geckos shed their skin as a natural process of replacing old and dead skin cells with new ones. It’s associated with the growth of the gecko. So, if your … Read more
Don’t worry, this is quite common! Your crested gecko might be hanging out in a corner of the tank because it’s feeling stressed, getting used to a new place, or the tank setup might not be quite right. Here’s what could be going on: However, if your gecko seems sick or hurt, hiding could be … Read more
Your crested gecko’s desire to escape its enclosure is often rooted in its natural instincts and behaviors, such as exploration, foraging for food, and seeking a mate. However, it can also be triggered by factors like boredom, stress, or unsuitable habitat conditions. It’s pretty normal! Several factors could contribute to your gecko’s constant desire to … Read more
Yes, it’s okay, but I don’t recommend leaving a Crested Gecko tank on the floor. Why not? Well, Crested Geckos like to climb. They feel most comfortable up high, not down low. Here’s the breakdown: 1) Safety concern The floor is a high-traffic area in most homes, and accidental bumps or falls can damage the … Read more
Crested geckos are wonderful pets with relatively simple care, but it’s really important to know the right practices for their health and happiness. Here’s a breakdown of the do’s and don’ts of crested gecko care: DO’S DON’TS Hope this helps… FAQs Q: What do crested geckos eat? Crested geckos are primarily frugivorous, meaning their diet … Read more