Quick Fact Guide – Gecko Pets
Geckos eat the following diet:
Crickets, Dog food, Meal worms, Wax worms, Pinky mice, some green foods, tropical fish flakes and orange slices. Insects however are the most abundant foods found in their natural habitat. You must supplement a the diet to insure the best optimal health. This is usually done with a vitamin powder that the food is dusted with.
Habitat:
Geckos live in many different warm climates around their home. Where a gecko originates from usually dictates its habitat when kept in captivity.
Feed your gecko twice a day in the beginning months. Reduce to twice a week when they are over 7 months old.
When your gecko reaches adult size you can introduce a pinkie mouse into their diet to keep them at their healthiest.
Once the decision to keep a gecko has been made, getting basic information about how to house and care for it is essential to make sure it is a good experience for the gecko and its keeper.
Are geckos easy to keep as pets?
Yes, when you take the time and get the proper information and education on how to keep gecko pets. Captive-bred geckos can be found in pet stores, at reptile shows and on the Internet. Many breeders have websites where you can learn about, select and purchase healthy leopards, which range in prices. There is a huge collector market worldwide for the rarer variations of geckos.
A final note about gecko care, when your pet lizard is big enough, it is best to sit on the floor, and let your gecko crawl around through loose fingers hand-over-hand for 10 to 15 minutes per day until accustomed to the touch. This process takes around seven days. Never, ever grab the gecko’s tail, or it might be dropped. though quite often it can regenerate in less than 45 days
Resource Author Francisco R. Higueras
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