Geckos for Sale
Our Gecko Species
We work with 15 gecko species across three main regions, New Caledonia, Australia and Asia. Each brings something different to the table whether you're after easy care, stunning colors, or unique behaviors.
Chahoua Geckos for Sale
54 products
Crested Gecko for Sale
17 products
Gargoyle Geckos for Sale
41 products
Leachianus Geckos for Sale
14 products
Northern Spiny-Tailed Geckos for Sale
13 products
Rough Knob-Tailed Geckos for Sale
1 products
Japanese Cave Gecko for Sale
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Rough-Throated Leaf-Tailed Geckos for sale
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Riverine leaf-tailed gecko for Sale
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Chinese Cave Geckos for Sale
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Vieillard's Chameleon Geckos for Sale
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Mourning Geckos for Sale
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Tokay Geckos for Sale
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About our Geckos
Geckos make exceptional reptile pets, and at Sundown Reptiles, we've spent years developing lineages that showcase the best of what these animals have to offer. We work with 15 gecko species from around the world, from the vibrant Gargoyle and Chahoua geckos of New Caledonia to the cryptic leaf tailed geckos and spiny tailed geckos of Australia. We have something for everyone.
Every gecko we sell is captive bred right here in our facility. That means you're getting animals that hatched in optimal conditions, not stressed imports fighting parasites and struggling to adapt. Our geckos arrive feeding well, properly started, and backed by our health guarantee. We don't just sell you an animal and disappear. You get direct husbandry support for care questions, troubleshooting, and guidance as your gecko grows.
Whether you're picking out your first reptile or adding a rare species to an established collection, our team genuinely cares about these animals and the people who keep them.
Frequently Asked Questions
New Caledonian species like Crested and Gargoyle geckos win here. Both eat prepared powder diet you just mix with water, with minimal live insects needed. They're fine at normal room temps, so no heat lamps to mess with. And they're pretty forgiving if you mess up humidity or handling. Chahoua geckos are also beginner friendly with the same easy care.
Most species don't require heat lamps, though they can be beneficial for gravid females. All our New Caledonian geckos (Crested, Gargoyle, Chahoua, Leachianus, Vieillard's) do fine at room temperature, typically 68 to 75°F. Cave geckos actually prefer it cooler. The Australian Spiny Tailed gecko is the exception. It's a daytime basker and needs both a heat source and UVB lighting.
These are long term commitments. New Caledonian species, Australian species, and Cave geckos all typically hit 15 to 20+ years with decent care. This isn't like getting a hamster. You're signing up for potentially decades.
We advise against keeping animals together due to territory and competition for food. Even the same species can have fighting or dominance issues, so we don't recommend keeping them together unless breeding during certain times of year, which varies for each species. Housing multiple geckos together, even pairs, creates unnecessary stress and risk.
New Caledonian species (Crested, Gargoyle, Chahoua, Leachianus, Vieillard's) can live entirely on prepared diets like Pangea or Repashy with minimal live insects needed. Every Australian species and the Cave geckos are insect only. They need crickets, roaches, etc. properly gut loaded and dusted with supplements.
Crested geckos, chahoua geckos, giant geckos, gargoyle geckos, eurydactylodes, sarasinorum and rough-snouted geckos are all New Caledonian gecko species that are commonly bred and kept in captivity. Each of these species can eat prepared diets designed to meet their nutritional needs, which can easily be stored in your refrigerator. These powdered diets are easy prepared by simply adding water and mixing! Most other gecko species from around the world primarily eat insects. Most New Caledonian species are also highly polymorphic, meaning that they can come in a wide variety of different colors.