Publisher Axanthi House has released 'Crested Gecko The K-Pet How to Raise,' a comprehensive guide covering everything from adoption and care to breeding, tailored for the domestic environment.
Key points
•It reduces the gap in care information by presenting standards tailored to Korea's climate and living environment.
•It is composed of 6 parts and 23 chapters, and includes 18 practical checklists in the appendix.
•It explains the independent development process of the domestic crested gecko culture through the K-Pet concept.
Axanthi House provides crested gecko care information through its new book, 'Crested Gecko The K-Pet How to Raise.' Crested geckos are lizards native to New Caledonia and have been kept as pets.
The book focuses on reducing information confusion among domestic keepers. It aims to solve the problem of conflicting information regarding basic care standards, such as temperature, humidity, enclosures, and diet.
'Crested Gecko The K-Pet How to Raise' organizes care standards reflecting Korea's climate and living environment. It considers conditions in domestic living spaces, such as high temperatures in summer, humidity during the monsoon season, heating and dryness in winter, and living in studio apartments or apartments. It also compares and explains care standards from various countries, including Korea, Japan, and the United States.
The book is composed of 6 parts and 23 chapters, covering various topics such as pre-adoption preparation, enclosure setup, diet and nutrition, and breeding and egg-laying. An appendix includes 18 practical checklists.
The book explains the phenomenon of the highly specialized domestic crested gecko culture and introduces the concept of 'K-Pet.' K-Pet refers to the process by which the pet care culture and industrial ecosystem of imported pets develop independently in Korea. This guide is 448 pages long and is designed to be useful for everyone, from first-time adopters to keepers and breeders managing multiple individuals.
