Gecko Pets

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Feeding your gecko with the right food is essential to maintaining a healthy, active, and alert pet. Just like us, geckos need a balanced diet too in order to become physically fit. It's wrong to feed them with anything we want. Most types of geckos eat insects as their staple food. Whether it's leopard, Tokay, or crested geckos - they all love insects. These include crickets, mealworms, wax worms, locusts, and silkworms - gecko food.

But if you're leaving for a day or two and no one's going to oversee your gecko, its okay to feed your pet with more crickets but it's advisable to leave some grated apple in the tank so the crickets would have something to feed on. Another good feeding option for geckos is the mealworm. But you want to make some diversity with your pet's daily diet.

For optimum health, it's always best to supplement your gecko with some vitamins and minerals that can be purchased over the counter. Geckos live in many different warm climates around their home. Where a gecko originates usually dictates its habitat when kept in captivity.

Some of the gecko species can change color, like most chameleons do, to blend in with surroundings or adjusting with the temperature. You can find many different colors of geckos, some are brightly colored and display beautiful patterns across their bodies. Our online - reptile 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. For more information, please visit our site https://talis-us.com/collections/reptile-and-amphibian