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Most species of gecko are insectivores. This means they rely on a variety of live feeders such as worms, crickets and roaches. There are also some species of gecko that are omnivores relying on a variety of fruits, saps, pollens and insects. There are not species of gecko that rely on a veggie diet though and they will most likely not eat lettuce.
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∙ 13y agoFor all I know, there may well be some obscure species that is herbivorous, but all the gecko species that I have ever heard of eat insects.
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What kind of greens do lizards eat?
mostly lettuce... but never iceberg lettuce it has no nutrions in it
Can leopard geckos eat flour?
Yes,they can
What kind of plants do lizards eat?
If it's your pet, then it might eat lettuce.
Can a gecko eat red meat?
Yes, they do. They also eat flies and perhaps even smaller lizards
DO lizards eat vegetables?
Some species of lizards do eat vegetables as part of their diet. For example, herbivorous lizards like iguanas primarily consume leafy greens and fruits. However, it's important to ensure the vegetables offered are safe and appropriate for the specific species of lizard, as their dietary needs can vary.
What do wild baby lizards eat?
They can eat lettuce(as a treat), bugs, and some fruit.
Is gecko lizards endangered?
Are gecko lizards endangered?* But no they aren't. If they were endangered they wouldn't sell them as pets...
Can alligator lizard live with a gecko?
No - firstly, they require completely different living conditions - and secondly, alligator lizards are carnivores - and would eat the gecko !
Is gecko amphibians?
No, gecko's are lizards, wich are representatives of the reptiles.
Do cats eat leopard geckos?
No, a cat will come to no harm eating one of these lizards.
What do frogs and lizards eat?
A variety of insects, smaller reptiles and amphimbians ( depending on size ) and several plants such as grass and lettuce leaves.
Can gecko lizards eat an orange?
no they will die within 10 minutes if they even get in contact with an orange!
