Geckos to Rehome!

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

179537

Pet

Reptile

Breed

Gecko

Location

Medina, Medina County, Ohio

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

Leopard gecko clutch mates. Mother is sunglow, father is hypo tangerine carrot tail. Eggs were laid 6/15/14. Hatched 7/27 and 7/31. The more orange one is a male, the spotted one is a female. Both are healthy, shed and eat well, active and curious. I am asking for $20 for each but I am willing to trade/negotiate. If you would like both with 20 gallon long tank, under tank heater, water bowl, and accessories, I am asking $75.

Female leopard gecko. Approximately 4 years old. Purchased from pet store. Active, has some difficulty shedding. Was missing toes at time of purchase. Asking $20. If you would like the gecko with her tank, under tank heater, water bowl, and accessories, I am asking $60.

Male crested gecko. Active, successful in the fertilization of a previous female. Currently alone in his tank but was with other geckos previously. Asking $35. If you would like the gecko plus his water bowl and accessories (no heater necessary!) I am asking $50.

I have a container and a half of freeze dried crickets- $10.

I have reptile vitamins, both containers are almost full- $10.

I have two flavors of Pangea fruit powder food for the crested gecko- $10.

Call, text, or email for more info or to adopt!

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) About Geckos to Rehome

1. What types of geckos are available for rehoming?

We have Leopard gecko clutch mates, including a male and female, as well as an approximate 4-year-old female leopard gecko and a male crested gecko available for adoption.

2. How much do the geckos cost?

The asking price for each Leopard gecko is $20, and the female leopard gecko is also available for $20. The male crested gecko is available for $35. Discounts are offered when the geckos are adopted with their tanks and accessories.

3. Are the geckos healthy?

Yes, both Leopard geckos are healthy, active, and demonstrate good feeding and shedding habits. The female leopard gecko does have some difficulty shedding and was missing toes at the time of purchase. Overall, all geckos are active and curious.

4. What comes with the geckos’ adoption?

Adopting the geckos will provide you with options: for an additional fee, you can receive their 20-gallon long tank, under tank heater, water bowl, and various accessories.

5. Can I negotiate the prices?

Absolutely! We are open to trades and price negotiations for the geckos.

6. Are there any additional supplies available for purchase?

Yes, we also have a container and a half of freeze-dried crickets for $10, reptile vitamins for $10, and two flavors of Pangea fruit powder food for $10.

7. What is the best way to get more information?

You can reach out via call, text, or email to get more details or express interest in adopting.

8. Where are the geckos located?

The geckos are located in Medina County, Ohio, United States.

Make sure that when you want to buy Gecko online or from somebody that it is legal in your state. It is not allowed everywhere to keep them as a pet. Make sure that you are following state laws and procedures just so that you, your environment and your lovely pets are safe. Please inform yourself about new pet that you want to get and talk with people who had experience with those animals. Especially when you are getting exotic pet. It is very important to know as much as you can if you want to make sure that you and your new friend have happy and joyful life and relationship. Please remember that exotic pet is not domesticated animal, and they should be treated differently.

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