Blue Day Geckos
Captive-Bred Electric Blue Day Geckos (Lygodactylus williamsi)
“Beautiful. Rare. Responsibly Bred.
Meet Your New Favorite Gecko"
- Each hatchling is hand-raised from carefully selected pairs to ensure vibrant color and healthy genetics.
What Are Electric Blue Day Geckos?
The Lygodactylus williamsi, also known as the Electric Blue Day Gecko, is a critically endangered species endemic to a small area in eastern Tanzania. Known for its vibrant coloration and lively behavior, it’s a favorite among reptile keepers around the world. All of our geckos are ethically captive-bred—never wild-caught.
Available Blue Day Geckos - hatchlings and subadults
Available Hatchlings – $150 + Shipping
Sexed Sub-Adults – $250 + Shipping (as they become available) Larger juveniles nearing maturity. Males/females listed when identifiable.
Adult Males and females – Limited Availability
We breed healthy, captive Electric Blue Day Geckos with tracked lineage and nationwide shipping.
Exceptional Bloodlines. Proven Quality.
At Blue Day Geckos, we work with carefully selected bloodlines focused on strong genetics, health, and vibrant coloration.
Male coloration ranges from bright turquoise to deep sapphire and royal blue, with intensity developing over time. Genetics, maturity, lighting, and nutrition all play a role in how each gecko expresses its color.
We focus on producing high-quality animals with consistent development, strong lineage, and standout visual appeal.
All of our geckos are captive-bred and responsibly managed to maintain genetic diversity and long-term vitality.
Dwarf Day Gecko Pair – Displayed at Zoo Salzburg (reference image)
Blue Day Geckos is committed to helping new and experienced keepers succeed with Electric Blue Day Geckos. Whether you’re starting your first vivarium or expanding a collection, our care knowledge, captive-bred hatchlings, and support make us a trusted source in the U.S. reptile community. Explore our available geckos and reserve your next generation today. We also offer guidance on setting up bioactive enclosures and choosing compatible plants and supplies.