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General Gecko Question

CB Reptiles

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Hey, I wanted to see if anyone know of geckos that you can keep that do not require live insects....I'm pretty sure that you can do it with cresteds and that repashy diet, but wanted to see what else can thrive off of packaged food.

I would really be interested to see if it would work with the likes of giant day and leopard geckos.

Thanks!
 
I have 3 leopard geckos that will eat non living insects. But you have to hold it in front of them and move it around for them to eat it. Honestly not worth the effort it takes. Most of them will not touch a non living insect.
 
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