Bring home one of the most stunning and revolutionary genetic breakthroughs in reptile history with Lilly White Crested Geckos (Correlophus ciliatus). First discovered in Europe, the Lilly White morph completely transformed the crested gecko community by introducing an intense, pristine white pigmentation that floods the lateral sides, limbs, and lower jaw with zero yellow bleed, creating a striking contrast against rich base colors. Combined with signature fleshy eyelash crests, specialized adhesive toe pads that allow them to scale glass effortlessly, and a gentle, calm demeanor, these arboreal masterpieces offer unmatched visual luxury and an exceptional companion experience.

Key Features & Care Requirements

High-Contrast Lilly White Patterning: Features signature, solid bright white lateral walls, white-washed limbs, and clean dorsal contrast that instantly commands attention in any collection.
Iconic Eyelash Crests & Soft Skin: Equipped with prominent fringe scales above the eyes resembling eyelashes and a luxurious, suede-like skin texture across a robust head.
Arboreal Vertical Enclosure: Requires a well-ventilated vertical terrarium (minimum 18x18x24 inches for an adult) densely packed with live or artificial tropical foliage, vertical vines, and horizontal climbing branches.
Room-Temperature Comfort: Thrives at comfortable household temperatures ranging from 72°F to 78°F, requiring no intense basking heat lamps (and temperatures must never exceed 82°F, as heat stress is dangerous). Low-output UVB lighting is optional but highly beneficial for overall health.
Simple Powdered Omnivore Diet: Feeds primarily on a commercially prepared, nutritionally complete crested gecko powder diet mixed with water, supplemented occasionally with live, calcium-dusted crickets or roaches for enrichment.

Important Note: Because Lilly White is a co-dominant genetic trait with unique breeding lineage considerations (including super Lilly White lethality risks), these geckos are prized showpieces. They are gentle and handleable, though mindful interaction is recommended since crested geckos cannot regenerate their tails once dropped.