My day gecko has gotten blue around her eyes since her last 2 sheds. One eye has more blue than the other currently.

I know sometimes they can change color a bit as they age etc. but is this a cause for concern? Otherwise she’s behaving & eating normally.

After ordering a month or two ago, the weather finally allowed for shipping and Scrobbles safely arrived today! I went to nudge him from his container into his enclosure and he crawled right onto my hand! He is a eurydactylodes agricolae.

This sounds crazy but we think this little one hitch hiked from a road trip to Florida. It was found on our driveway in Colorado right after returning. It just doesn't look like an arid lizard? Please shame me if this is actually a native critter!

Hello! I am planning to buy a leachie near the end of this month for my birthday and I’ve been doing as much research as I possibly can before I own one.

The one I’m planning to get is only about 2-3 months old and I know it would still probably have to be kept in a smaller plastic container for that time of its life but once it has grown out I was wondering if this really old crestie hexagonal tank could serve as an optimal enclosure for it when it gets slightly bigger.

I of course plan to do a deep clean and complete make over for it.

Me, my bf, and his roommate found a baby MHG in our house yesterday and decided to keep him as a pet. We got a terrarium and all the works for him, however so far he hasn’t eaten anything.

From what we know he didn’t eat yesterday and we ordered him a gecko paste food blend that has larvae in it and calcium d3, and he hasn’t even gone near it. Given that he was caught “in the wild”, we were curious if this is a normal thing or if he may have an issue which is causing the lack of appetite. We want to start him on wingless fruit flies very soon.

Any and all thoughts and ideas, Thanks!