Tricolor Crested gecko
$240.00 – $540.00Price range: $240.00 through $540.00
Tricolor Crested gecko, these geckos are very similar to Harlequins, but will have three separate colors on their body. They come in an array of base colors and will vary based on what we have in stock. They come in a variety of colors and whatever is on hand at the moment is what will be sent. The photos are just examples and not the animal that will be received.
Possibly the best pet lizard in the world due to their friendly nature and being maybe the most easily handleable gecko for sale of all pet geckos for sale, the crested gecko is as friendly and easy to care for as it gets. Cresties, like gargoyle geckos primarily eat a powdered food mixed with water. We feed Pangea Gecko diet to both our crested geckos for sale as well as our gargoyle geckos for sale. Beings they do not “need” insects to eat, crested geckos do not require you to purchase insects weekly. Crested Geckos are found in a wide variety of colors also known as crested gecko color morphs.
| Age | cb hatchling, cb juvenile, cb young adult |
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