Crested Gecko Interesing facts

Each crested gecko has a unique pattern, like a fingerprint. No two are the same

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Crested geckos have tiny hairs called setae on their toe pads, allowing them to stick to surfaces like glass.

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Their double-jointed toes help them lift from the tip inward to step away from surfaces smoothly.

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Crested geckos can change color when hunting, stressed, or misted. It’s their natural camouflage

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Crested geckos can regrow their tails if lost due to injury or stress, though it takes time

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These geckos eat both insects and plants, making them true omnivores.

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Crested geckos are nocturnal and arboreal, meaning they’re most active at night and love to climb trees.

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Gentle and sociable, crested geckos are perfect for first-time reptile owners. They can be curious and enjoy being held

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Crested Gecko Interesing facts

Each crested gecko has a unique pattern, like a fingerprint. No two are the same

Unique Pattern

Crested geckos have tiny hairs called setae on their toe pads, allowing them to stick to surfaces like glass.

Sticky Toes

Their double-jointed toes help them lift from the tip inward to step away from surfaces smoothly.

Double-Jointed Toes

Crested geckos can change color when hunting, stressed, or misted. It’s their natural camouflage

Color Change

Crested geckos can regrow their tails if lost due to injury or stress, though it takes time

Tail Regeneration

These geckos eat both insects and plants, making them true omnivores.

Omnivores

Crested geckos are nocturnal and arboreal, meaning they’re most active at night and love to climb trees.

Nocturnal and Arboreal

Gentle and sociable, crested geckos are perfect for first-time reptile owners. They can be curious and enjoy being held

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