Please read prior to purchase: We recommend all geckos be held at a FedEx Hub Ship Center for pickup to reduce stress and travel. This cannot be a FedEx “Office” or FedEx enabled site like Walgreens – it will be rejected. We will email you and will not ship the animal until we have confirmed you can receive and pick up the animal from a hub. If you need the animal delivered to your door, we require your lows to be no lower than 45°F and no higher than 70°F.

Introducing It Happened Last Summer, our Orange Brindle Tiger With Portholes Probable Female Crested Gecko. Produced from a Mainstreet x Smashed Spider pairing, she boasts a vividly orange base that looks almost radioactive, accented by her father’s striking tiger stripes. With her bold pattern and high color, she is perfect for anyone looking to enhance their tiger morph projects or simply add a standout specimen to their collection. Weighing in at 12g and with no visible pores, she is identified as a probable female, making her an excellent candidate for breeding projects focused on bold stripes and vibrant hues.

How to Buy It Happened Last Summer, Orange Brindle Tiger With Portholes Probable Female Crested Gecko

To purchase this incredible crested gecko, simply click the “Add to Cart” button and proceed through our secure checkout process. Our team will contact you to confirm your pickup arrangements at a FedEx Hub Ship Center, ensuring the safest, least stressful delivery for your new pet. Please be sure to meet the temperature requirements if delivery to your door is needed.

FAQs

What are the shipping requirements for this gecko?

For the safest transit, we require that geckos be shipped to a FedEx Hub Ship Center for pickup. Delivery to a FedEx “Office” or FedEx enabled site like Walgreens is not allowed. We will confirm your pickup details via email before shipping.

What are the temperature requirements for door delivery?

If door delivery is necessary, the low temperatures at your location must be between 45°F and 70°F to ensure the gecko’s safety during transit.

What makes It Happened Last Summer special?

This crested gecko features a uniquely vivid orange base paired with dramatic tiger stripes inherited from her father, making her a standout specimen perfect for breeding projects and unique collections. Her probable female status (indicated by the lack of visible pores at 12g) further enhances her appeal and breeding potential.