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Crested Gecko for rehoming in San Jose, California | $75

Name: Crested Gecko
Brand: Crested Gecko
SKU: 652848
Price: 75 USD
Availability: InStock

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Adult female crested gecko

Listing Type

Pet for Rehoming

Listing ID

652848

Price / Fee

$75( Negotiable )

Pet Name

Toothless

Gender

Female

Pet

Reptile

Breed

Crested Gecko

Location

San Jose, Santa Clara County, California

Published

30+ days ago

Pet Owner

Traci Bonde

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Listing Description

I've had toothless for about five years. She is not getting enough activity time as we cannot take her out of the tank with our other pets. Made a bio tank for her this last winter that is the bulk of the cost involved for rehoming.

About This Pet

Pet Name

Toothless

Gender

Female

Pet Color

Tan

Birth Date

2020-10-08

Pet Weight

0.5 lbs

Temperament

Wonderful adult female needs a new home. Does not get enough activity time in a house full of other pets. Got her during Covid when prior owner passed away.

Pet Listing Essentials

Price / Fees

$75

Is Price Negotiable

Yes

Accepted Payment Methods

Open

Reason For Rehoming

We cannot take toothless out of her bio tank with a home full of cats and dogs. She needs more attention. We do not want to rehome her with breeders.

Pet Available From

2025-10-12

Can Show Pet on Video Call?

Yes

Transport Options Offered

95128 ZIP Code. Will need to pick that up.

Pet Health & Care Information

Vaccination Status

Unknown

Deworming Status

Unknown

Included Items Provided with Pet

Bio tank. Missed machine.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: What type of pet is Toothless?

A: Toothless is an adult female crested gecko looking for a new home.

Q: What is the price for rehoming Toothless?

A: The rehoming fee for Toothless is $75.

Q: Why is Toothless being rehomed?

A: The current owner cannot take Toothless out of her bio tank due to having a house full of cats and dogs. She needs more attention and activity, which the current environment cannot provide.

Q: Is the price negotiable?

A: Yes, the price is negotiable.

Q: What is included with Toothless?

A: The adoption comes with a bio tank and a missed machine.

Q: Does Toothless have vaccination or deworming records?

A: Toothless's vaccination and deworming status is unknown.

Q: Can I see Toothless via video call?

A: Yes, a video call can be arranged to meet Toothless before making a decision.

Q: What are the transportation details for picking up Toothless?

A: Toothless is located in the 95128 ZIP code, and you will need to pick her up from there.

Q: What is the expected readiness date for Toothless?

A: Toothless will be ready for rehoming on October 12, 2025.

Q: Can you tell me more about Toothless's temperament?

A: Toothless is described as a wonderful adult female who needs a new home due to a lack of activity time.

Q: What is the location for adopting Toothless?

A: Toothless is located in San Jose, California, within Santa Clara County.

Q: How can I find more information about Toothless?

A: You can view the listing for Toothless on the Petzlover website by following this link.

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