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Correlophus ciliatus
Crested Geckos, GeckosPhantom Lilly White Crested Gecko (Correlophus ciliatus) For Sale
Price range: $250.00 through $690.00
Captive bred Correlophus ciliatus — Phantom Lilly White. Lilly White is a dominant morph producing heavy white flooding across the dorsum and sides; the Phantom base darkens the ground colour so the white reads harder against it. Babies at roughly 3–4 inches.
New Caledonia has not permitted export of its geckos for decades, so every crested gecko in the hobby descends from long-established captive lines — the captive-bred claim on this species is structural, not a marketing line.
Arboreal and nocturnal. Vertical space beats floor space, ambient 72–78°F with no basking lamp, no UVB requirement, and a nightly misting for a humidity cycle with a real dry-back. A complete crested gecko diet plus occasional insects is the whole feeding regime.
Quantity-managed listing: the animal you receive is representative of the group, not an individually pictured specimen. Ask if you want a specific animal reserved.
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Care questions
- Do crested geckos need live insects?
- No. A complete prepared crested gecko diet covers their nutritional needs on its own. Insects are useful enrichment and a good way to condition breeding animals, but they are optional rather than required.
- Why did my crested gecko drop its tail?
- Tail loss is a normal escape response to being grabbed or startled. Unlike many lizards, Correlophus ciliatus does not regrow the tail — an adult without one is completely healthy and very common in the hobby.
- What is a Lilly White?
- A co-dominant trait that produces heavy pale patterning across the dorsum and flanks, with the expression varying widely between individuals. See the current crested geckos we offer.
- What humidity do these geckos need?
- Most tropical species need a humidity cycle rather than constant saturation — misting to raise humidity, then allowing partial drying, with good ventilation throughout. Persistent stagnant damp causes far more health problems than brief dry periods.
- Do these geckos need UVB?
- Low-level UVB benefits most diurnal species and is increasingly recommended even for crepuscular ones. It is not a substitute for correctly supplemented food, and the fixture must be replaced on the manufacturer schedule regardless of whether it still emits visible light.
- What size enclosure does this gecko need?
- Arboreal geckos use height rather than floor space, so a tall enclosure matters more than a wide one. An 18x18x24 inch vivarium suits most medium arboreal species; large species need more. Cork bark, branches and live or artificial planting give the climbing routes and cover the animal will actually use. We stock bark and substrate in terrarium supplies.
- What do these geckos eat?
- Appropriately sized live insects dusted with a calcium and D3 supplement. Several arboreal species also take a prepared fruit-based diet, which simplifies feeding considerably. Feeding frequency depends on age and species — see how often to feed a gargoyle gecko for the pattern most arboreal geckos follow.
- Do geckos need UVB lighting?
- Diurnal species such as day geckos need it. For nocturnal species it is not strictly required when the diet is properly supplemented, but low-output UVB has become standard practice and there is no evidence it does harm. Whatever you use, provide a shaded retreat so the animal can choose its exposure.
- Can this gecko be handled?
- Most of the species we keep are display animals rather than handling animals. Arboreal geckos are fast, and several will drop the tail when restrained — in many species it does not grow back the same. Handle briefly, support the body, and never hold a gecko by the tail.
- Can two geckos be housed together?
- Not by default. Males of most species are territorial and will fight, sometimes fatally. House singly unless you have a proven, size-matched pair and an enclosure large enough to give both animals separate territory. Pairs we offer are listed as pairs for that reason.
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