Description
Crested gecko ID 024 comes from the Hellish Reptiles collection. In other words, the animal in these photos is the exact animal you receive.
Crested gecko ID 024 at a glance
- Species: Crested gecko (Correlophus ciliatus)
- Age: juvenile (hatch date confirmed on request)
- Sex: unsexed
- Weight: confirmed before shipping
- Tail: intact
What you see in the photos
A grey base with an orange-yellow back and head, orange outlining the crests, darker grey sides with irregular bars and orange flecks, and orange on the legs. The top of the tail is cream.
Overall, the pattern reads as a flame-type with barred sides, and some markings reach the legs. Also, crested geckos change color as they grow. In addition, the same gecko looks darker when “fired up” and paler when “fired down”. As a result, adult color can differ from these photos. For that reason, we describe what we see, and we don’t claim a morph or genetics we can’t confirm. You can read more in our crested gecko morphs guide.
Why is this gecko unsexed?
Young crested geckos can’t be sexed reliably until the pores and bulges show, which usually happens at around 15–20 g. Until then, we list them as unsexed instead of guessing. However, if you would like a current weight or new photos before you buy, just ask us through the contact form.
Care
First, feed a complete powdered diet such as Repashy Crested Gecko MRP. Next, give it a tall, well-ventilated enclosure at room temperature (roughly 72–78°F) and mist it once a day. Finally, our full crested gecko care guide covers setup, feeding and common problems.
Shipping and guarantee
Because live animals need care in transit, they ship overnight on a date we agree with you, never automatically, and only when the weather is safe. For details, see our Live Animal Shipping Policy and Live Arrival Guarantee. Local pickup or delivery in the Glendale, Pasadena and Burbank area can also be arranged through our contact form.
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