And the last guy we're going to talk about as far as diet goes is the crescent gecko.
His dietary needs are a little bit different than the other two. While the main staple
of his diet is again going to be for the most part crickets, just like your other two, not
nearly as much as the other two probably. You're looking at maybe again one to two dozen
crickets a week, not a whole lot. And you can supplement that with a little bit of mealworms,
the occasional wax worm, preferably I might squish the heads on a mealworm before you
give them to him, the it just for me it makes me feel a little bit better about feeding
them off, have to worry about them causing less trouble for the crescent gecko. Where
the crescent gecko's dietary needs are a little bit different is they can also get baby food
or what's also called crescent gecko diet, which is a powdered substance you mix into
a gel and offer to the crescent gecko, and you can do that you do that on a daily basis,
maybe offer the insects every two or three days. What that does, is that it's going to
cut down a lot of the cost for you and it's also going to be good for him in general.
You could you could mash up fruit rather than giving the baby food but it tends to be a
little bit harder to do, and with me personally, it's much easier just to give him the baby
food.
