(Gekko gecko)

Tokay Geckos are among the largest gecko species in the world. They are beautiful, intelligent, and often misunderstood reptiles that are fairly easy to keep and exhibit many interesting behaviors. Wild Type Tokays have a background color of dark-to-light purple-to-bluish color combined with a pattern of orange/orange-red spots and blotches. Tokay geckos have been kept in captivity for decades and are available in many beautiful morphs. Often labeled as a "pet store fodder" species, they are rewarding and hardy captives that will breed readily if kept in the correct environment. They work well in large planted vivaria and will not dig up or destroy plant life. If you want a large gecko that will work well as a display lizard and don't mind not handling your animal, tokays are an excellent choice.
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Ocelot or Panther Gecko (Paroedura picta)

Panther Geckos are a smaller specie of gecko from the island of Madagascar. The average size is from four to six inches in length, with some more well cared for individuals pushing eight inches. They are usually dark brown with beautiful blotches of cream white and tan markings on their backs. They are known to be very entertaining and very personable little critters.    ... Read More

Mombasa Dwarf Gecko, White-headed Dwarf Gecko (Lygodactylus mombasicus)

A small and active arboreal dwarf gecko from Kenya, L. mombasicus is still big on presence. A more rare species in captivity, which was recently bred in captivity in Finland for the first time and has previously been bred in captivity at least in Germany as well. Large, round eyes are full of whim and mystery, while courtship behavior is interesting and fun to watch. Background coloration is white with possible hints of yellowish-green tones, on top of which there are distinct black markings on the head and neck. From shoulder level towards the tail, the coloration becomes more blue-grayish with a smaller pattern. Underside is yellow-white. Color intensity correlates to stress and activity level.    ... Read More

Thick tailed or Barking gecko (Underwoodisaurus milii)

Underwoodisaurus milii has grown immensely in popularity as the species has become more available in the US and European union. Underwoodisaurus milii is a medium to large sized terrestrial lizard inhabiting multiple locations and habitats of the Australian continent. In the wild U. milii have a brown colored background with yellow to white spots scattered across the back of the animal. Around the neck there is usually an aggregation of these spots resembling a collar.    ... Read More

Leopard Gecko (Eublepharis macularius)

Leopard Geckos have been captive bred for over thirty years and are bred by many people today. There are currently 11 different genetic morphs which has diversified the look of Leopard Geckos. They range in colors from white with red eyes to bright orange. Although they may seem hard to care for, they are one of the best beginner reptiles currently offered on the market.    ... Read More