Crested Gecko Reptiles For Sale in Alamance County
If you're looking to buy or adopt a Crested Gecko in Alamance County, North Carolina, you're in the right place! Our online marketplace, PetzLover, connects you with reputable breeders and pet shops that offer quality reptiles with health guarantees.
Price Range of Crested Gecko Reptiles
The price of a Crested Gecko can vary significantly based on several factors such as age, color, and genetics. In Alamance County, North Carolina, you can expect to find prices ranging from $30 to $150 or more for rare varieties. Always ensure you're purchasing from a certified breeder to guarantee health and quality.
Size, Weight, and Available Colors
Crested Geckos are relatively small reptiles, typically measuring between 7 to 10 inches in length and weighing around 30 to 70 grams as adults. These geckos come in a variety of stunning colors, including brown, green, yellow, and blue, allowing for a diverse selection based on personal preference.
If you're interested in exploring more reptile options, check out our listings for other reptiles available in your area, including Leopard Geckos, Tortoises, and Crested Geckos. For more selections of reptiles, visit our pages for reptiles for sale in Alamance County, reptiles for sale in Burlington, NC, reptiles for sale in Greensboro, NC, and reptiles for sale in Browns Summit.
Be sure to check our listings above for more information on Crested Gecko Reptiles available in Alamance County, North Carolina. For any inquiries, feel free to reach out to us at contact@petzlover.com.
I have 6 baby crested geckos ready to go to new home. They are eating and drinking on their own.Been feeding them Pangea and Crested Gecko food. Will have to get enclosure and supplies. Parents are from a well known reptile supplier called Pangea Reptiles. They are a month old. Have 2 that im goinv to hold onto for a few more weeks bc they were just hatched a few days ago.They are too little to know what sex they are. I make sure to hold them on a regular basis and all oc them still have their tails.View Detail