Yahya Kamal

A healthy crested gecko is usually active, alert, and curious. Since crested geckos are naturally crepuscular and nocturnal reptiles, they are most active during the evening, nighttime, and early morning hours. Because of this natural behavior, it is completely normal for a crestie to spend much of the daytime resting or hiding. However, every gecko … Read more

A crested geckos droppings can reveal a lot about its overall health, digestion, and well-being. Monitoring your gecko’s bathroom habits is one of the easiest ways to identify potential health issues before they become serious. Regular bowel movements are a positive sign that your gecko’s digestive system is functioning properly and that food is moving … Read more

If you recently adopted a crested gecko or noticed changes in your pet’s coloration, you may be wondering why its mouth or lips appear white. This is a common concern among reptile owners, especially those who are new to crested gecko care. So, why is my crested gecko’s mouth white? In most cases, white lips … Read more

Leopard gecko are usually easy reptiles to care for, but their health can change quickly when something in their environment is wrong. A problem with tank temperature, calcium intake, hydration, feeding, or lighting can make your gecko weak, inactive, or unwilling to move. Why Is My Leopard Gecko Not Moving? A leopard gecko may stop … Read more

Crested gecko are usually calm, gentle, and easy-to-care-for reptile pets. However, like many animals, they can sometimes display unusual or unexpected behaviors. Seeing your pet gecko suddenly become very active can be concerning, but in most cases, there is a simple explanation behind it. What Your Gecko’s Behavior May Be Telling You Crested geckos are … Read more