If you meant "Bibron's Gecko" - it's a native species of South Africa - so it will need temperatures during the day approaching 32oC - with a night-time drop of about 10 degrees.
Yes, most likely. it really depends on which type of gecko you have. I have a leopard gecko, and it does require a heating lamp. But if it is really hot or cold, matching your gecko's temperature need, then you usually don't need one. You can ask a vet or a pet store worker for information.
Yes. Any ectothermic (cold-blooded) animal needs a heat lamp to keep them from dying of hypothermia. I have a gecko, so if you have any more gecko questions, you can ask me. The appropriate temperature for a gecko enclosure is 78-92 degrees Fahrenheit during the day and 68-75 Fahrenheit at night.
No, the gecko would know when to get out of the light.Its a leopard gecko.
No, one gecko can live by itself.
Every lizard knows how much heat they need, all you need to do is put the heating light in the side of the tank or enclosure and the gecko will sunbath when it needs the heat, and will leave when it does not need it. If you have an enclosure that you can't really put a heating light to one side, then you are just going to have to experiment. Put a normal heating light in there and watch your gecko, if it is pressed against the wall as far away from the light as possible, then the heating light is too powerful and you should get a smaller light. Usually geckos and other lizard-like animals only need 8 hours of sun light/heating light a day. Aways make sure your gecko has water that isn't too close to the heat light, it's never fun to be in a Jacuzzi in a hundred degree weather.
You need the Homebrew Channel and an application called USB gecko to launch the USB gecko codes.
A crested gecko live in temperatures ranging from 70-80F. Most houses sit in between 72-78 on the norm. A crested gecko should not have a heat lamp on its terrarium unless the room sits below 68F.
A thermostat to regulate or monitor heat is not required to keep a leopard gecko. This species will require an ambient heat of 88-94. This can be acquired on the warm side by using a heat mat. Most people refer to this as a UTH (under tank heater). Using a UTH allows the leopard gecko to rest it's belly against the warm substrates, which is key in keeping a leopard gecko. Most keepers will use a thermometer to monitor the heat within a terrarium.
Yes you can, however if you have a heat lamp you should get a heat mat (for under the cage) so he/she can have heat at the top and bottom of the cage.
anything that is in its natural interment
Yes but you will need a 15 gallon high.
Depends on how fancy a set up you want, for example if you already have a tank you only need heat mats and you don't need artificial lights as you would with Bearded Dragons. I priced it up for a 3ft tank and it would cost £30 for all the accessories as i already have the tank.