Black & white reticulated gargoyles
Our developing project: gargoyle geckos with crisp, high-contrast reticulated patterns in black, white and grey. It's a long-term project, built one careful pairing at a time.
Crested & Gargoyle Geckos · Central Florida
Snowfire Geckos
Where snow meets fire. Thoughtfully bred geckos, raised with care.
About us
Snowfire Geckos is a small, family-run gecko project in Central Florida, focused on crested geckos and gargoyle geckos.
We keep our collection small on purpose, so every animal gets real attention. Welfare comes first: our babies stay with us until they are eating well, growing steadily, and ready for a new home. We'd rather wait a little longer than send out a gecko before it's ready.
We love answering questions, whether you're picking out your first gecko or adding to your collection.
Available geckos
Coming soon
Our first babies aren't ready yet. Follow us for first availability, or email to join the interest list.
Our projects
Crested geckos
Healthy, well-started crested geckos for new and experienced keepers. Down the road, we plan to work on red and orange lines, the "fire" in Snowfire.
Care basics
Crested and gargoyle geckos have similar needs. Here's the short version.
Diet
Feed a complete gecko diet such as Repashy or Pangea, mixed fresh every 2–3 days. Gut-loaded insects are a nice extra, and gargoyles especially enjoy them.
Temperature
Aim for about 72–78°F. Avoid temperatures over 82°F, since overheating is dangerous. Night drops into the high 60s are fine.
Humidity
Mist in the evening so humidity reaches about 60–80%, then let it dry out during the day. That wet-dry cycle helps with shedding and prevents mold.
Enclosure
These are arboreal geckos, so use a vertical enclosure with plenty of branches, cork and foliage to climb and hide in.
This is a general guide. Ask us anytime about your own gecko's setup.
Contact
Questions, interest list, or just want to talk geckos?
Instagram: @snowfiregeckos (coming soon)
Central Florida · Local pickup by arrangement