Geckos

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Leopard geckos are small, nocturnal lizards that make very popular pets thanks to their docile nature, manageable size, and ease of care.

Crested geckos are arboreal, nocturnal lizards native to New Caledonia. They are known for the fringed “eyelash” crests above their eyes, prehensile tails, and sticky toe pads that let them climb smooth surfaces.

Gargoyle geckos are known for their calm temperament and ease of care making them very  popular pets. They come in a variety of colors and patterns, including stripes, and blotches, and they can regenerate lost tails. 

Chahoua geckos are known to be relatively slow-moving and have a calm demeanor, making them a favorite among reptile enthusiasts. They thrive in humid, forest-like enclosures and feed on a mix of fruit-based diets and insects.

Leachie Geckos are the largest gecko species in the world. Known for their deep vocalization and territorial behavior, leachies can be more temperamental than other geckos but are prized by experienced keepers.

Day geckos are a vibrant, diurnal group of geckos native to Madagascar and the surrounding islands. They're known for their striking, bright colors, including shades of green, blue, and red. Active during the day, they spend most of their time in trees and are excellent climbers.

Tokay geckos are known for their striking blue-gray body with bright orange spots and their loud, distinctive call that sounds like “to-Kay”. They are popular in the exotic pet trade but require experienced care due to their strong bite and specific habitat needs.

Viper geckos are small geckos that only grow to be about 3-4 inches in length. These geckos are ground-dwellers, easy to care for, and popular in the pet trade due to their calm temperament and the fact that they are communal and you can keep multiple together. 

Mourning geckos are a small gecko that only grow 3-4 inches in length. Mourning geckos are parthenogenetic- meaning all individuals are female and reproduce without males, by cloning themselves.