Crested Gecko
Crested Geckos were identified in 1866 and presumed extinct up until 1994 when they were rediscovered after a storm. Crested Geckos have an other world appearance, with their large eyes, crests and exotic color and pattern which is exclusive to this species only. These geckos are indigenous to New Caledonia and Isle of Pines, a satellite island directly south of the mainland. In their natural habitat Crested Geckos would be found anywhere from 9 feet above the ground in the low level branches and brush and upwards of 30-45 feet high in the trees.
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Crested Gecko Morphs are broken down into structural features, base color and designer traits.