These lovely African Fat-Tailed Geckos are healthy and feeding consistently. They are thriving in a secure 3ft vivarium that offers the warmth, hiding spaces, and humidity control necessary for proper growth and shedding.
Common Name: African Fat-Tailed Gecko
Scientific Name:Hemitheconyx caudicinctus
Morph: Normal
Age: LTC ~2025
Sex: Unsexed
Temperament: Generally calm and steady; becomes more confident with gentle, regular handling
Average Adult Size: 5-7” inches
Average Lifespan: 15–20+ years
Photos taken: 8.8.26
Enclosure: 3ft vivarium with secure ventilation
Heating:
Warm Side: 30–32°C
Cool Side: 22–25°C
Night Temperature: 20–22°C
Humidity: 40–60% with a dedicated humid hide to aid in shedding
Hides: At least three—warm hide, cool hide, and humid hide
Substrate: Soil mix, orchid bark or coconut husk
Feeding: Feeding well on mealworms and appropriately sized crickets and locusts.
A mealworm dish and calcium dish are provided to support strong growth and proper supplementation.
Alert, active, feeding perfectly, and shedding cleanly
Hardy species suitable for beginners
These lovely normals can also make fantastic additions to future breeding projects, offering the opportunity to introduce fresh bloodlines and new genetics into a collection.
Regular misting of the humid hide helps maintain proper shedding conditions
Photos and videos are available upon request.
Collection is currently from the shop only. Courier options will be available soon—if you need something arranged sooner, please feel free to call.
These lovely African Fat-Tailed Geckos are healthy and feeding consistently. They are thriving in a secure 3ft vivarium that offers the warmth, hiding spaces, and humidity control necessary for proper growth and shedding.
Common Name: African Fat-Tailed Gecko
Scientific Name:Hemitheconyx caudicinctus
Morph: Normal
Age: LTC ~2025
Sex: Unsexed
Temperament: Generally calm and steady; becomes more confident with gentle, regular handling
Average Adult Size: 5-7” inches
Average Lifespan: 15–20+ years
Photos taken: 8.8.26
Enclosure: 3ft vivarium with secure ventilation
Heating:
Warm Side: 30–32°C
Cool Side: 22–25°C
Night Temperature: 20–22°C
Humidity: 40–60% with a dedicated humid hide to aid in shedding
Hides: At least three—warm hide, cool hide, and humid hide
Substrate: Soil mix, orchid bark or coconut husk
Feeding: Feeding well on mealworms and appropriately sized crickets and locusts.
A mealworm dish and calcium dish are provided to support strong growth and proper supplementation.
Alert, active, feeding perfectly, and shedding cleanly
Hardy species suitable for beginners
These lovely normals can also make fantastic additions to future breeding projects, offering the opportunity to introduce fresh bloodlines and new genetics into a collection.
Regular misting of the humid hide helps maintain proper shedding conditions
Photos and videos are available upon request.
Collection is currently from the shop only. Courier options will be available soon—if you need something arranged sooner, please feel free to call.
