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The adults can grow up to be about 36mm, in head and body length.

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What do Monito Gecko's eat?

Monito gecko's eat insects and spiders


If the monito gecko is dangerous how dangerous can it be?

The Monito Gecko is not dangerous, it is extremely rare. The Monito gecko is endangered.Its Binomial name is Sphaerodactylus micropithecus and is closely related to S. macrolepis, a species common throughout the Puerto Rico.


What can we do to help the monito gecko?

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Where does the monito gecko live?

Puerto Rico


What animal eats monito gecko?

a black rat


What is the size of a monito gecko?

36 millimeters or 1.5 inches


How does the monito gecko live?

it lives in the mountains in Portico and it protects it self with its tail.


Characteristics of monito gecko?

(1) reptile , (2) cold blooded (3) carnavore


How many geckos are in the wild?

Geckos are kept commonly in the reptile hobby and for the most part, are not endangered or restricted. There are few species of gecko that are endangered such as the: Monito Gecko, Reunion Island day gecko.


Why are monito geckos endangered?

monito geckos are endangered for two reason.... 1. it is being eaten by the black rat.... and 2. just after world war 2, the us airforce used the island of monito ( the monito geckos only habitat) as a bombing site. because the island is so small, this affected the island a lot and now there are believed to be less than 250 left in the wild, the monito gecko is critically endangered.


How tall can the monito del Monte get?

The monito del monte can grow to about 13 cm length (not including the tail), and the tail can grow up to 13.2 cm. In inches both are about 5 in.


What is being done to save the salamanders?

we can protect them by not destroying their habitats and protecting their area.stop them being trade and by breeding programs.