Geckos

For just one leopard gecko, a ten gallon tank is fine. For two, ten is OK, fifteen is good, and twenty is ideal. Add around five to ten gallons per leopard gecko for a comfortable living space.

unlike fish, geckos will only eat as much as they need and not overeat. I usually give mine 10 mealworms and 1 waxworm in a night and sometimes find 1 or maybe 2 mealworms still in the food dish. Some nights I see nothing and sometimes I see a bowl full of worms. The mornings I wake up to a full bowl I know that my gecko probably looks like a car with a new paint job (yah it molted) As they get older they will eat less as they can store more fat and have a slower metabolism. (just like us, although we do tend to eat more) Good-Luck with your gecko

silk worms and they have a good source of protein and other healthy things. Plus crickets smaller than your leopard geckos head and you can feed your leopard gecko Wax worms but it's not healthy to feed your gecko Wax worms daily they don't have a stable diet!!!!! Also if you are going to feed crickets to the leopard gecko it has to be a size as big as in between their eyes.

The yellow thing is probably the new tail growing back in its place. i wouldn't worry. also, when the new tail grows back, it will be ugly and not as good looking as the previous one was.

Assuming you mean 2. Yes you can. However you must monitor them closely as if one grows faster than the other and the weight difference becomes too large the bigger one may stress the smaller one or attack it. At sexual maturity they will need to be separated if they are two males as they will probably start fighting. If male and female from the same clutch and you want to keep them together please don't incubate the eggs. As all captive cresteds come from a select few originals we need to keep the gene pool as large as possible to avoid all the problems associated with inbreeding.

on the underside of a crested gecko are two visable organs. The intestines and the liver. They are dark blue in coloration, almost black. On each side of these dark organs are where the eggs will be visable if "egg bound"

One side of the cage should be warm, and you can achieve this with a heatpad. I don't recommend a heat lamp because leos are nocturnal and the constant light in their eyes causes them to be stressed out. The temperature of the warm side should be around 85-90 °F. The cool side should be 60-70°F.

no do not feed your gecko anything other than food you get at the pet store

It's hard to say without seeing it and knowing which animal it's from, but if it's hard, then it's probably bone. Snakes swallow their prey whole. They do have quite powerful digestive enzymes but there are still parts of their food that they can't digest, so these pass through undigested. If the white stuff is fuzzy, it could be fungus (mold). If the white stuff looks squashy then it is urine or pee (this usually happens to lizards for Example Bearded Dragons, Geckos, Etc.)

yes they are Added: No they are not , Not all. Some species are becoming really rare to find , Some are extincted but many geckos that are kept in captivity are extremely common. Leopard geckos , Crested geckos , Common house gecko , Fat tailed geckos and more are easy to breed geckos that are now almost everywhere in the pet shops.

there not that much different to care for, take i to mind that you will have to feed a snake dead mice and a crestie the occasinal live insect. crested gecko vivariums are relitivly small as well.

Crested geckos come in a multitude of different patterns, colors and exhibit different traits. One commonly seen trait in crested geckos is the dalmatian. An animal that shows 20 or more black/red/green spots would be considered to be a dalmatian crested gecko.

Yes, They like the mushy insides. The dolphins say that they taste like chicken.

a leopard gecko eats mostly pinhead crickets, wax worms , meal worms, apples, and potato slices
Leopard geckos are insectivores relying on insects as prey. in the wild their diet can consist of locusts, spiders, scorpions etc.. In captivity, hobbyists recommend something low in fat and high in calcium and protein; crickets, Dubai roaches, silk worms and tomato worms are great live feeders for leopard geckos.

It depends on were you live. I believe in most places you only need a USDA licence to breed and sell them, not to own them. You should contact your local animal-control authority or human society just in case!

Mealworm Pupa or what breeders reffer to as "aliens" are a very tough exo skeleton insect. During this stage the worms are protected by their outter shell and this makes them very difficult to digest and swollow. Most leopard geckos would not eat them as they do not move enough for the insect to grasp the geckos attention. I do not reccomend using mealworm pupa "aliens" as feeders.

Most gecko species can regenerate a new tail if lost or eaten, although there are some species of gecko that will not grow another. A crested gecko is an exaple of a gecko that will not grow another tail.

Day geckos have specialized teeth that are adapted to their diet of insects and nectar. Their teeth are sharp and pointed to help them grip and tear apart their prey. Additionally, their teeth are replaced continuously throughout their lives to ensure efficient feeding. This adaptation allows day geckos to effectively consume their preferred food sources.

The earliest may be 18 months.....but i could be a couple years

Feeding/Diet: Round Island Day Geckos will eat any insects that land on the palm tree. They may try to move closer to their prey, or they will wait until it walks closer and grab it with its mouth. The gecko also eats pollen and nectar from the palm flowers. The gecko may also leave the palm tree to search for food such as fermenting fruit and ground-living insects.

I think it is thrid on the food chane Little dragon eats cricket. Big dragon eats little dragon. Snake eats big dragon. It is impossible to better answer this question unlesss you tell what you are trying to find out. Are you trying to find out what eats a dragon? What a dragon eats? Large or small dragon?

Normallly, the baby house geckos will eat insects such as gnats, and yes they can catch them, and baby crickets, i think they might eat some kind of plant, but i am not sure. do some research before keeping ahouse gecko.

As Humans do, Geckos have Pigments in their Skin. These pigments lighten and darken with the amount of light the gecko's body has recieved. A gecko will go into a darker area, escaping the light and sight on a darker piece of wood, knowing their bodys are cooler and the colours are darker.

Not like a Chameleon, who is able to mimic the colour that they are currently touching.

No. If you put a boy leopard gecko with a girl leopard gecko they will get aggressive with you, you can't put 2 boys in the same cage, either. 2 females are OK, but leopard geckos like to be alone