A Quick Guide To Mourning Geckos (Lepidodactylus lugubris)

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Published 2015-05-18
Mourning geckos are interesting and easy to care for. If you are interested in mourning geckos, this guide covers basic housing requirements, characteristics, and reproduction of this unique species. Mourning geckos reproduce only through parthenogenesis. I have been keeping mourning geckos for about five years now, and really enjoy them!
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All Comments (21)
  • @PuRpLeBaBy777
    These little guys are everywhere in my garage lol 😝💗
  • I love your voice! I am thinking about getting Mourning geckos because they are not hard to keep and not expensive. i already have a bearded dragon^^
  • @pascal590
    Your mourning gecko vids inspired me to start my first bioactive enclosure with 2 baby mourning geckos this week! They were so expensive lol. The hawaiian ones. And so fast! Can't wait to see them and their plants grow though. :)
  • @mambito
    Hahaha, in my house we have around 2 per room living freely, they survive without us doing anything at all, probably they get water from the WC, since they moved in we no longer find any scorpions around, they live among us and are really friendly. I think they have migrated due to climate change, before they used to live closer to the coast, usually they leid their eggs inside power sockets, and make kissing sounds at night, I'm From Cuernavaca Mexico
  • I'm in Israel, and I just caught one by my front door. It's PINK and has a striped tail. You can see all the insides because it's belly is so clear.
  • Awesome video, great work :) I love this kind of videos :) Very beautiful geckos. I love their calls in the night :)
  • @bobkob
    Mine like Dubia nymphs, lol - One even took down a Adult Powder Blue Isopod, dragged It off like a Raptor or a micro reptile “Tiger with a deer .”
  • @koneko3417
    🥺 thank you so so much for this info!
  • I keep dart frogs. Like 15 enclosures. I bought one mourning gecko to live with my alpha female cobalt that dominated her tank mates so gets to live alone now. After about a year I noticed she had replicated. Now I've been capturing and relocating the offspring to other enclosures. They only eat fruit flies or clean up crew. I have the crested gecko food but rarely use it because I'm worried about it rotting. No joke I bet the one lizard is now 30 it's always neat seeing a newly hatched babies.
  • @bazzz1467
    Thank u just what u needed thank u soo much just liked and keep it up
  • @conie21
    Hi, please how do you remove eggs from terrarium glass (eggs in tube) without damaging them??
  • @alienman5063
    How do you reccomend putting one mourning gecko in quarantine,