Tokay gecko, Forest Chameleon


	TOKAY GECKO Distribution:Southeast Asia. Size: Can reach 10" to 12". Temperament :Quite aggressive. Hardiness: very hardy, long lived. Sexing: Males have enlarged femoral pores. Food: Various insects,king meal worms, crickets,spiders,and small mice. Calcium supplement recommended. Housing : A single Tokay can housed in a 20 gal. To house a couple, use a 40 gal Terrarium. Use sand Substrate with rocks and bark slabs to provide shelter. Water: Provide a small shallow dish for drinking .change every day. Temperature: Day -86f night 79f. Misting as needed. Lighting:No artificial lighting required. Heating: A heat pad or ceramic heat emitter. RETURN TO MENU

TOKAY GECKO

Distribution:Southeast Asia. Size: Can reach 10" to 12". Temperament :Quite aggressive. Hardiness: very hardy, long lived. Sexing: Males have enlarged femoral pores. Food: Various insects,king meal worms, crickets,spiders,and small mice. Calcium supplement recommended. Housing : A single Tokay can housed in a 20 gal. To house a couple, use a 40 gal Terrarium. Use sand Substrate with rocks and bark slabs to provide shelter. Water: Provide a small shallow dish for drinking .change every day. Temperature: Day -86f night 79f. Misting as needed. Lighting:No artificial lighting required. Heating: A heat pad or ceramic heat emitter.

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	FOREST CHAMELEON Distribution: Central America. Size: Can reach 14". Temperament : Not a particularly aggressive animal. Keep males separate. Hardiness: Hardy, when maintained with much care.Sexing: Males brighter colors with a large head and swollen hemipenal bulges. Food: Jumbo meal worms, crickets and various insects. Housing : A 29 gal terrarium with landscaping including shelters ,live or artificial plants. Water: Provide a large shallow dish for drinking and mist daily. Temperature: Day 82-89f, night 75- 78f. Lighting:A full spectrum UVA and UVB lighting is recommended and incandescent light bulbs. Heating: A heat pad or ceramic heat emitter.

FOREST CHAMELEON

Distribution: Central America. Size: Can reach 14". Temperament : Not a particularly aggressive animal. Keep males separate. Hardiness: Hardy, when maintained with much care.Sexing: Males brighter colors with a large head and swollen hemipenal bulges. Food: Jumbo meal worms, crickets and various insects. Housing : A 29 gal terrarium with landscaping including shelters ,live or artificial plants. Water: Provide a large shallow dish for drinking and mist daily. Temperature: Day 82-89f, night 75- 78f. Lighting:A full spectrum UVA and UVB lighting is recommended and incandescent light bulbs. Heating: A heat pad or ceramic heat emitter.