What Do Crested Geckos Eat?
Andrew Davis 
The Eating Habits of Crested Geckos
You can geed crested geckos everyday if you want to, however, that doesn’t mean they have to eat everyday because they don’t. You can give crested geckos commercial food or insects, and fruits to eat. Keep in mind that crested geckos are omnivores, which is why they can eat fruits, plants, and also insects. Continue reading to gain more insight into what crested geckos eat and don’t eat.
Insects And Animals
Crested geckos eat mealworms, worms, dubia roaches, crickets, wax worms, bugs, isopods, ants, beetles, bites, cockroaches, dead crickets, dead mealworms, slugs, spiders, snails, and silkworms. Also, crested geckos eat calci worms, flies, fruit flies, ladybugs, house flies, hornworms, live crickets, superworms, moth, millipedes, spiders, springtails, locusts, mice, June bugs, and Japanese beetles. Small insects and animals are commonly eaten by crested geckos in the wild and even when they are in captivity. This is even more so because of the fact that they are omnivores, which is why they are able to consume meat and other animals.
Fruits, Vegetables, Plants
Crested geckos can eat veggies, vegetables, fruits, apples, applesauce, bananas, strawberries, carrots, cucumbers, mango, strawberries, grapes, greens, kale, lettuce, green beans, and cherries. Also, crested geckos will eat coconut, grub pie, fish, jelly spots, dead insects, dirt, honey, and honeydew melon.
Yes, crested geckos do eat or drink water. Crested geckos will at when shedding but not as much as they normal do, also, they will earn their shed or skin. Crested geckos don’t eat their tail. On the other hand, crested geckos eat grasshoppers, meat, insects, ham, plants, live food, their babies, eggs, earthworms, house spiders, frogs, hoppers, repashy, and aloe vera. Crested geckos don’t eat avocado or baby food. Crested geckos can eat each other; they can eat off the ground, at night, and on their own.
