What is a button gecko?

The knob is a native of northern and central Australia. Usually kept in captivity, characteristics of button geckos include a wide tail with a small button on the tip and large round eyes. There are various subspecies of button geckos, including harsh and smooth varieties. Knob-ocasy geckos on average approximately 4 inches (10.2 centimeters) in length.

The food button diet consists of crickets and other small insects, as well as worms. These lizards are night, which means they are active at night. As the meeting approaches, this reptile will feed food in wooded areas and sand.

There are many color variations and patterns in the knob geckos. The Centralian Gekon is the largest of the species, with many adults growing to more than 5 inches (15.9 centimeters). Female button geckos are generally larger and heavier than men. Centralian Poddruknob-Tail Gecko got a name from his native area of ​​Central Australia.

The color of the centralian button is usually nakedědlá. The body of this button is covered with small white knots. Although insects and arthropods are the preferred food centraliana diet, it is not uncommon for these reptiles to absorb smaller gecko species when other food sources are rare.

Banded Knob-Tiled Gecko has about four or five distinctive bars on its body. The skin on this reptile is dry and rough. These Gekon subspecies can be found in the arid areas of Western Australia. This reptile living from the desert will often use sand to mask its appearance and protect it from predators.

Although geckos with a button are commonly bred and brought up as exotic pets, this type of gecko does not have to be an ideal choice for households with small children. The button with a button is not glad to touch, and excessive handling can cause them to stress. Leopard geckos and other species are more suitable for pets because they don't mind treating and obedientSome more. The average life of the button gecku maintained in captivity is approximately eight years. Gekons with wild buttons tend to live for 12 years or more.

through selective breeding, color variations and patterns are often achieved. If it is held as a pet, it is necessary to properly housing and care to maintain a gecko with a button. Adequate heating for button geckos is essential and the levels of moisture inside the tank must be properly maintained.