What is the dwarf gecko?
The dwarf gecko is a quite popular type of lizard for pets. Several types of lizards Gecko are referred to by this name, but most come from one of two genera: lygodactylus or stenodactylus. Many of these lizards have yellow, beige, brown or black markings, although some species such as a turquoise dwarf are clearly colored. These exotic pets are generally relatively easy to care and can be fed by a mixture of fruit and insects. Most types of dwarf geckos are best in a somewhat wet and warm habitat. Some specimens may have some hint of green color. These lizards usually have stripes running from side to side over the back.
African gecko species commonly known as Mombasa Trpast Gecko, or Lygodactylus Mombasicus, is usually somewhat pale, with dark stripes and spots on the neck and head. These markings usually continue the lizards' spine, but grow paler as they advance towards the tip of its tail. Turquoise dwarf gecko, orLygodactylus Williamsi, can be one of the most characterized colored species commonly maintained as exotic pets. These lizards are generally bright blue with orange or yellow belly.
Most types of dwarf geckos grow to a maximum adult size of about 4 inches (10 centimeters). In the wild, these lizards often live in small groups consisting of one man and up to two women. When more dwarf geckos are bred as pets, it is considered to be appropriate to imitate this natural situation. Men can become aggressive, especially when they are held together in the same station. Enthusiasts generally recommend that Geckos offer a lot of shelters to minimize conflict between them.
crickets, moth larvae, fruit flies and worms of food are considered to be good food for most types of dwarf gecko. These lizards will also often consume purified fruit. VzOrky for adults will usually eat between two and eight cricket prey twice or three times a week. Enthusiasts are usually recommended to add calcium and vitamin accessories to eat their lizards every time they are fed to ensure that lizards receive sufficient nutrition.
Dwarves tend to prosper best when they are held in a warm habitat with a humidity level of about 60 percent. In general, they require an average daily temperature of 75 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit (24 to 29 Celsius) and an average night temperature of 65 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit (18 to 24 Celsius). In general, they will also need a place to warm up. This area of the habitat should usually be heated to 95 to 100 degrees Fahrenheit (35 to 38 Celsius) during the day and night.