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With level 27 Hunter and a box trap, you'll find baby geckos on Karamja; as with most pets, there are varying colours: red, blue, green and orange/yellow. Red geckos can only be found throughout the Khazari Jungle (requires at least starting the Legends' Quest) whereas the other three are found throughout Karamja.
- Red - Khazari Jungle
- Blue - north of Shilo Village, north-east of the mine.
- Green - far west side of the island, north coast past the Shipyard.
- Yellow/Orange - by the green geckos, or north-west of Shilo Village, west of the mine.
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∙ 14y agoA gecko is a creature you would catch to gain hunting exp. (members) To catch a gecko you must use the 'box trap' method.
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How come it takes a while to catch a gecko in runescape?
Becuase sometimes in life, Things just suck.
How do you get a pet gecko in runescape?
You have to hunt it in karamja.
What do geckos eat in RuneScape?
gecko's eat flies and you can buy flies in pet shops all over runescape
How can you safely and effectively catch a gecko?
you just sneak up to it and carefully catch it
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yes you do
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Is there no sure way to safely catch a gecko?
well it depends on your definition of "safely." do you mean safe for the gecko, disease wise for you or the gecko, or are you concerned the gecko will bite you? if the gecko is wild, there is usually not a big chance for disease passing from the gecko to you, although you could pass a disease to the gecko, but it's unlikely...if your scared the gecko will bite you, well, it probably wont break the skin so there's really nothing to worry about there:)
