Juvenile Cappuccino Crested Gecko cbb

Scientific Name: Rhacodactylus ciliatus
Current Size: 3-5” total length
Weight: 3-9g
Max/Adult Size: 7–9 inches
Source: Captive Bred 
Exact Animal Pictured? Yes
Unsexed

• Enclosure Size: A minimum of an 18” x 18” x 24” tall terrarium (or a 20-gallon tall tank) is needed for an adult, as they are arboreal (tree-dwelling). 
• Temperature: Keep ambient temperatures between 70°F and 78°F. Avoid temperatures consistently over 80°F–82°F, which can stress or seriously harm them. 
• Humidity: Maintain levels around 60% to 80%, dropping or cycling slightly with daily misting. 
• Diet: Feed a commercial crested gecko diet (meal replacement powder) 2–3 times a week, optionally supplemented with calcium-dusted insects (like discoid roaches or crickets).
• Lifespan: With proper care, they live 15 to 20+ years. 

• Incomplete Dominant Morph: The Cappuccino gene is a breakthrough genetic trait in the pet hobby that produces rich cream, milk-chocolate, and deep brown colorations. 
• Super Cappuccino: Breeding two Cappuccino geckos can produce a "Super Cappuccino," which features a distinct, heavily melanistic (darker/translucent) look. 
• No Tail Regeneration: Like all crested geckos, if they drop their tail due to stress or a threat, it will not grow back, leaving them with a "frog butt" appearance. 
• Eyeball Cleaners: Because they do not have movable eyelids, they use their long, sticky tongues to wipe dust and moisture directly off their eyeballs