Baby Oreo Stripe Gargoyle Gecko – Captive-Bred

This baby Oreo Stripe Gargoyle Gecko is already stealing the spotlight. With bold, clean lateral stripes in white or cream stretched across a deep charcoal-to-black base, it’s a textbook example of what makes this morph so eye-catching. And it’s only getting started—those high-contrast patterns will continue to sharpen and brighten with age, building into the classic “Oreo” look that’s become one of the most coveted in the hobby.

Captive-bred and thriving, this little one comes from a carefully selected, stripe-focused pairing. It’s showing strong early development, feeding well, and ready for a future in either a standout display tank or a serious contrast-driven breeding project.

Key Features:

• Species: Rhacodactylus auriculatus
• Morph: Oreo Stripe (High-Contrast Stripe Morph)
• Age: Hatchling (1–3 months)
• Size: 3–4 inches currently; will reach 7–9 inches full-grown
• Coloration: Dark gray to near-black base with crisp white, cream, or silver lateral striping
• Pattern: Symmetrical, full-body striping from neck to tail—contrast increases with age
• Temperament: Calm, alert, and responds well to gentle, regular handling
• Diet: Pangea or Repashy gecko diet; optional small, gut-loaded insects
• Health: Captive-bred, parasite-free, feeding consistently, and shedding cleanly

This morph hits all the marks: visual drama, pattern reliability, and genetic value. Oreo Stripe Gargoyles are highly sought after not just for their looks, but for the consistency they bring to stripe-focused breeding projects. Whether you’re building toward future pairings or just want a gecko that pops in every enclosure, this one brings serious style and substance.