Hemidactylus imbricatus (viper gecko) Count:1 ct with reports of exceptional adults

with reports of exceptional adults exceeding 14 inches in body length

Diet: Appropriately sized crickets

rapid growth

this species spends the majority of its life above ground and is well adapted to an arboreal lifestyle

Hemidactylus imbricatus (viper gecko) Count:1 ct with reports of exceptional adultsThis is a small, terrestrial, insectivorous, crepuscular nocturnal gecko native to northeastern Pakistan, inhabiting desert and dry scrubland. In captivity, they do well when kept in groups, provided the available space is sufficient. Captive care is straightforward. They require no special lighting (though there is nothing wrong with providing UVB access); however, they require dry conditions and temperatures in the upper 70s to mid 80s (F), with the