Here we have our Funny Gecko Names Generator for you to use.
If you are in search of funny names for your cheeky little Gecko then we have you covered.
To get started simply click on the Generate button and 10 Funny Gecko Names will appear for you.
So here is our list of funny gecko names for you to dive in!
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Funny Gecko Names
Geckos are known for their cheeky personalities, so why not choose a funny name that shows their playful nature?
Here are 20 funny names to use for your pet gecko:
- Sir Slickster
- Sticky McStickerson
- Gecko the Great
- Lizardo the Jester
- Captain Cling
- Wigglesworth
- Mr. Stickypants
- Snappy the Gecko
- Chuckles
- Ziggy Zap
- Squiggles
- Giggles the Gecko
- Sticky Fingers
- Tickletoes
- Slinky
- Geckozilla
- Chuckleberry
- Sticky Ricky
- Gooey Gus
- Sir Licks-a-Lot
Cute Gecko Names
If you’re looking for something a bit more charming, here are 20 cute names for your gecko:
- Snugglebug
- Sweetie Pie
- Cuddlekins
- Tiny Dancer
- Pipsqueak
- Buttercup
- Snickerdoodle
- Bubbles
- Peaches
- Twinkles
- Sunny
- Coco
- Honeybun
- Petal
- Cupcake
- Marshmallow
- Sprinkles
- Dotty
- Sparky
- Jellybean
Boy Gecko Names
For male geckos, consider these 20 strong names that show how tough some geckos can actually be:
- Thor
- Rocky
- Maverick
- Diesel
- Blaze
- Titan
- Hunter
- Jaxon
- Spike
- Duke
- Rex
- Max
- Shadow
- Ace
- Hercules
- Zeus
- Bandit
- Bruiser
- Gunner
- Ranger
Girl Gecko Names
If you have a female gecko, consider these 20 feminine names that capture her girly looks:
- Luna
- Willow
- Bella
- Daisy
- Ruby
- Pearl
- Ivy
- Stella
- Lily
- Aurora
- Grace
- Sophie
- Mia
- Penelope
- Rose
- Savannah
- Ember
- Hazel
- Olive
- Violet
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Famous Gecko Names
We have probably seen a few famous geckos on TV, Video Games and we probably can’t remember their names.
Well to remind you here are 20 famous gecko names along with reasons why they are famous:
- Gecko – Gordon the Gecko shot to fame in the ads of the Geico insurance company, where he displayed funny and quirky behaviors to sell the brand.
- Gex – Gex became popular as Gex, the main character of the “Gex” series of video games, where he travels to different themed worlds, engaging players with his sarcasm and pop culture references.
- Rango – Rango is the main character of the animated movie “Rango”, where he transforms from a pet chameleon into the sheriff of the Dirt town and shows off his bravery and wits in the Wild West setting.
- Pascal – Pascal is a very popular character from the Disney movie “Tangled,” who is a friend to Rapunzel, and he is very supportive and often makes people laugh.
- Leon – Leon is a famous gecko from the movie “Leon: “The Professional,” where he is the protagonist’s pet and brings a bit of magic into the story.
- Lizzy – Lizzy is a courageous and adventurous gecko from the animated movie “The Magic Sword: In “Quest for Camelot,” she accompanies the main character on a journey to recover Excalibur and save Camelot.
- Reptar – Reptar is a popular character from the TV show “Rugrats”, in which he serves as a fictional dinosaur or lizard-like creature in the children’s dreams, usually creating a mess and lots of fun.
- Godzilla – Godzilla is, in fact, a fictional reptilian character from the movie series “Godzilla” that is famous for his gigantic size, destructive abilities, and unique roar.
- Gila – Gila is an antagonist in the movie “Rango,” and he is portrayed as a tough and rough character.
- Randall – Randall is a cunning and scheming gecko from the movie “Monsters, Inc.” where he is Sulley’s rival scarer and tries to sabotage him all through the movie.
- Liz – Liz is a curious and adventurous gecko from the “The Magic School Bus” TV show where she goes on learning trips with her classmates guided by their eccentric teacher, Ms. Frizzle.
- Gexie – Gexie is a playful and adventurous version of Gex from the “Gex” video game series that often appears in spin-offs or alternate versions of the main games.
- Rex – Rex is a toy gecko character in the TV show “Toy Story.” He is known for his insecurities and fears that he may be replaced by any other toy as Andy’s favorite toy. However, he eventually becomes confident and accepted by his friends.
- Draco – Draco is a smart and honorable gecko from the movie “Dragonheart,” in which he befriends a young prince, and assists him as he fights the evil king.
- Geico – The insurance company Geico became famous thanks to its memorable adverts featuring the Gecko character, who serves as a charming and funny spokesperson for the company.
- Gexina – Gexina is a female equivalent or a female version of Gex from the “Gex” video game series, usually featured in games with a focus on multiplayer or cooperative modes.
- Lizbeth – Lizbeth is a studious and curious gecko from the “Magic School Bus” show, where she often asks insightful questions and seeks to understand the scientific principles behind their trips.
- Repto – Repto is a digital gecko from the TV show “ReBoot” where he is depicted as a member of the Viral Binomes and is always causing problems for the protagonists in the digital world.
- Chameleon- Chameleon is a character from “Tangled” movie, which is a sidekick to the wicked Mother Gothel, and he is full of guile and deception.
- Larry – Larry is a comedic gecko character from the movie “Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspector,” where he appears as a fun and tricky sidekick to the lead character.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I change my gecko’s name later on if I’m not happy with my initial choice?
Of course, your gecko’s name is not set in stone, so feel free to change it if you find a name that suits their personality more.
Should I choose a name that reflects my gecko’s appearance or personality?
Personally when I give my pet a nickname, I tend to match it up with its personality. But it’s entirely up to you.
Do geckos respond to their names like dogs or cats?
In a dream world, it would be great if they could respond to names but they can’t. They may respond to sounds and associate them with being fed or something stimulating.
