Lined Leaf Tail Gecko

Description

Lined Leaf Tail Gecko For Sale (Uroplatus lineatus) is a Madagascar-native gecko. They, like other Uroplatus species, have a distinctive leaf-shaped tail that helps them blend into their surroundings and avoid predators.

Lined Leaf Tail Geckos are arboreal and nocturnal, preferring to reside in trees and other high places. In the wild, they are insectivores, eating on a variety of insects and other invertebrates.

Lined Leaf Tail Gecko For Sale can be kept as pets in captivity by knowledgeable reptile keepers who can give them the particular care they need. They require a sizable terrarium with sufficient branches and vegetation to climb on, as well as the right amount of heat and humidity. In order to keep their enclosure clean and maintain proper hygiene, they should be fed a variety of insects and other invertebrates.

Lined Leaf Tail Geckos are shy and may take some time to adjust to their new surroundings. They must be handled with care and should not be picked up by their tails, since this might cause injury. Lined Leaf Tail Geckos can be fascinating and gratifying pets for experienced reptile enthusiasts with adequate care and attention.

WE HAVE LINED LEAF TAIL GECKOS FOR SALE. BELOW ARE SOME HIGHLIGHTS:

• Uroplatus lineatus
• Field Collected
• Also Known As “Lined Flat Tail Gecko”
• Males And Females Available
• Approximately 9-12 Inches In Total Length
• These Are Beautiful Geckos That Are Able To Change Their Color From Light Tans To Dark Brown With Bold Stripes Behind His Eyes
• Agile And Stealthy Predators Feeding On Vitamin Dusted Crickets And Roaches

INTERESTING FACTS!

• Originating In Northwestern Madagascar
• These Are Beautiful Geckos That Are Able To Change Their Color From Light Tans To Dark Brown With Bold Stripes Behind His Eyes
• This Species Is Normally Found In The Heavily Wooded Forests And Among Dense Areas Of Bamboo, Make Sure To Simulate The Warm Humid Environment In Your Enclosure
• Agile And Stealthy Predators Feeding On Vitamin Dusted Crickets And Roaches