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Cat Gecko PAIR

SKU 1136600
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£530.00
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Current price £530.00

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Cat Gecko (Aeluroscalabotes felinus) Care Sheet

Quick Facts

Attribute Details
Common Name Cat Gecko
Scientific Name Aeluroscalabotes felinus
Origin Southeast Asia (Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia)
Adult Size 18–22 cm
Lifespan 8–12 years in captivity
Activity Nocturnal, arboreal / semi-arboreal

Behavior

  • Secretive, nocturnal species; most active at night.

  • Arboreal and semi-arboreal; enjoys climbing trees, branches, and hides.

  • Shy and slow-moving; minimal handling recommended.

  • Excellent display species for planted vivariums with hiding opportunities.

Enclosure Requirements

  • Tank Size: Minimum 60–80 liters vertical for a single adult

  • Substrate: Coconut fiber, soil mix, or orchid bark to maintain humidity

  • Decor: Branches, cork bark, live plants, and hides

  • Humidity: 70–85%

  • Temperature:

    • Warm spot: 28–30°C

    • Ambient: 24–26°C

    • Night: 20–22°C

  • Lighting: Low to moderate light; UVB optional but recommended for plant growth

  • Ventilation: Good airflow to prevent mold

Compatibility

  • Best housed singly or in a carefully monitored pair.

  • Avoid aggressive or larger species; territorial disputes may occur.

Diet

  • Carnivorous; feeds on insects:

    • Crickets, roaches, mealworms, waxworms (as treat)

  • Juveniles: feed daily

  • Adults: feed every 2–3 days

  • Dust prey with calcium and vitamin supplements regularly

  • Provide shallow water dish and mist leaves for hydration

Care Tips

  • Maintain high humidity and provide plenty of climbing structures.

  • Spot-clean enclosure regularly; remove feces and uneaten prey.

  • Minimal handling to avoid stress; geckos are sensitive to disturbance.

  • Monitor for shedding issues, parasites, or lethargy.

Breeding

  • Oviparous; females lay small clutches of 1–2 eggs in moist substrate or hidden areas.

  • Incubation: 60–75 days at 26–28°C.

  • Hatchlings are independent and require appropriately sized prey.

Visual Quick Guide

  • 🏠 Enclosure: ≥60–80 L vertical, branches, plants, hides

  • 🌡️ Temp: Warm spot 28–30°C / Ambient 24–26°C / Night 20–22°C

  • 💧 Humidity: 70–85%

  • 🍴 Diet: Carnivorous (small insects)

  • 🕒 Activity: Nocturnal, arboreal

  • ⚠️ Stress: Provide hides, climbing surfaces, high humidity, and minimal handling

Please note: We don't ship live animals. You can order online and choose click and collect, and we will hold it for you.