Giant Madagascan Day Gecko
(Phelsuma Grandis)
Within their genus, Giant Madagascan Day Gecko’s are the largest species.
Fun Facts
Giant Madagascan Day Gecko
Animal Class
Reptile
Distribution
Madagascar
Habitat
Forests
Diet
Omnivorous. Eat a wide range of invertebrates and small vertebrates. They also eat fruits, nectar, and pollen.
Appearance
Red stripes that run from their nostrils to their eyes, some also have red spots or marks on their bodies.
Lifespan
Up to 20 years, average of 10 years
Size
Up to one foot in length
Did you know?
Giant Madagascan Day Gecko’s do not have eyelids. To clean their eyes, they lick them.
See our Giant Madagascan Day Gecko!
Find our Giant Madagascan Day Geckos in the Reptile House.
The Giant Madagascan Day Gecko Population
Conservation Status
Least Concern
Population Trend
Decreasing
Threats
Pet Trade and Deforestation
Population
Unknown
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