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Commercial diets are reliable, but making your own homemade food for fruit-eating geckos will take your keeping to the next level. We will reveal the exact step-by-step recipe, give you tips on practically freezing portions, and show you why carelessly adding vitamins to a wet mix is dangerous for the animals.

Caring for live food doesn't end with its delivery. To ensure your chameleon, leopard gecko, or bearded dragon receives a wholesome and nutrient-rich meal, you need to keep the insects in top condition after unpacking. Read our guide on proper housing, feeding, and safe hydration without the risk of drowning.

It looks like a tiny dragon and can walk upside down on glass. Where does the crested gecko come from, how do its "suction pads" work, and what modern color morphs exist? Get to know this fascinating lizard up close in our detailed animal atlas.

The crested gecko (Correlophus ciliatus) has won the hearts of reptile keepers around the world, and it's no wonder. It is the perfect lizard for both beginners and advanced keepers alike – it's docile, doesn't bite, doesn't require a huge enclosure, and its "smile" is contagious.

You can find a lot of conflicting information on the internet. But here at Geckonia, we aren't just selling supplies. We are, first and foremost, active breeders. In this article, we'll outline our care routine and share what has proven to work for us in the long run. If you follow these principles, your new buddy will be healthy and happy.

Feeding crested and day geckos doesn't have to be boring anymore. Introducing the new Arcadia EarthPro-SFG line – four luxury flavors, the Mixology concept, and ingredients your geckos will absolutely love. Find out which flavor will be the perfect fit.

At reptile expos, as well as in your email questions, you frequently ask about the necessity of UVB. Is it really necessary for the animal? How often do I need to change it? Let's take a look at this together.

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Phelsuma grandis - Felsuma madagaskarká / obrovská

Gutloading, or feed your food before you feed it

Bee pollen is considered one of the most comprehensive natural foods (a superfood) due to the wide range of nutrients it contains. The use of bee pollen in terrariums brings a large number of benefits, primarily due to its nutritional values and natural origin. In the wild, diurnal animals frequently eat insects that pollinate plants, and in this way, they ingest a large amount of bee pollen.