Golden Gecko

The Golden gecko (Gekko badenii) is a common gecko among reptile enthusiasts. This species is native to Vietnam and is an active and athletic climber with well-developed toepads. Their golden color makes them attractive specimens for captivity.

Species name:

Gekko badenii

Description: 

The golden gecko (Gekko badenii) is an arboreal lizard with a diet that primarily consists of insects. The females of this species grow to lengths of 5 to 6 inches, while the males reach 7 to 8 inches. The males tend to be larger due to their longer tail base. The males also differ from the females in their behavior; the males will fight if living together, whereas the females can coexist.

Conservation Status: 

Data deficient

Geographic Range:

Vietnam