Baby Red Striped Gargoyle Gecko – Captive-Bred

Here’s a hatchling that really brings the heat — a Red Striped Gargoyle Gecko with bold, clean dorsal striping and solid structure. The color contrast is already striking and will only get deeper as it matures. Red stripes are one of the most popular garg morphs for good reason — they’re just hard to beat when it comes to color and consistency.

This one was bred in-house from proven high-red lines and is thriving — feeding well on gecko diet, active, and growing fast. If you’re starting a red stripe project or just want a gorgeous display gecko with some real future potential, this is a solid choice.

Key Features:

• Species: Rhacodactylus auriculatus (Gargoyle Gecko)
• Morph: Red Striped
• Genetics: Line-bred for bold red stripes, balanced structure, and nice head shape
• Age: Hatchling (around 1–3 months old)
• Size: Roughly 3.5 to 4.5 inches total length
• Color: Creamy or gray base with twin red dorsal stripes — color darkens with age and firing
• Pattern: Two vivid stripes from head to tail
• Temperament: Calm, curious, and handles well with a gentle touch
• Diet: Pangea or Repashy CGD; occasional insects for variety
• Health: Captive-bred, hydrated, eating like a champ, and parasite-free

Gargs are super adaptable and do great in tall enclosures with lots of climbing space — cork bark, branches, and plenty of foliage (real or fake). They like temps in the 72–78°F range; no heat needed unless your space drops below 68°. Keep humidity around 60–80% with daily misting. UVB isn’t required but a low-level bulb can help with long-term health.