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Mourning Gecko Trios

Peterborough
6 hours
GeckoAge: 12 weeksFemale
£30
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Age
12 weeks
Breed
Gecko
Is Endangered Species
Sex
Female
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Our mourning gecko colony has been producing a some babies recently, and so we’d like to see them off to new homes. All will be juveniles of varying ages, all female. - Mourning geckos are a great beginner species, and are omnivores. They can be fed a variety of insects and fruits, with their main food source being Crested Gecko diet. Insects should be supplemented with calcium, and periodically vitamin D3 powder. They are a communal species and interact with eachother. As such, we recommend no less than a minimum of 3. They can be vocal together but are relatively quiet. - A bioactive environment is recommended as it mimics their natural home and helps them to thrive. Proof of enclosure will be necessary before any sales are made. Feel free to ask for any help or guidance regarding creating your own enclosure if you don’t have one already, or any information regarding husbandry post-sale. - Adults grow only a few inches long, with much of this length being their tail. They are an arboreal species and will require vertical space!
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