Nope - they're a harmless species.
Although this species is not venomous, they are pretty nasty. Tokay geckos have been known to draw blood. They do not have long or sharp teeth, it is more of a pinch. Tokay geckos are known to be the "pitbull" of the gecko family and are territorial towards other geckos and as well as their keepers. They can be "tamed" through daily handling. They have been known to show some compassion through feeding schedules and light cycles. Some Tokays will learn that once lights go out it's feeding time and will come out to grab a bite. They can be very sociable animals with their keepers.
No - but it does have a powerful bite !
Tuko or tokek is the native name the Indonesian people have given the Tokay gecko. the name derives from the sounds that a tokay makes. These animals are very aggressive but not venomous in any ways.
The scientific name for Tokay Gecko is Gekko gecko.
first of all if any breed beside tokay gecko you can hold it! if tokay gecko it is because it does not enjoy it and will bite!
Gekko gecko
Gekko geck or Stellio Tokay
Yes. The tokay geckos primary form of defense is its agile speed and ability to scale vertical surfaces. if that doesn't work, they will bark and bite.
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A Tokyo no, a Tokay, Yes.
Tokay is not the name of a state in any country. Tokay is a gecko in Asia.
Eating a tokay gecko to cure H I V is a myth. The people of Malyasia and surrounding area believe eating a tokay gecko will cure illnesses and diesease. This is all false. There is also a believe that it can be used as a Aphrodisiac, this assumption is also false.
The common tokay gecko is not a pricey gecko. They are an invasive species in several parts of the world and are somewhat common. Morphs of tokay geckos are highly sought out due to the rarity of these amazing colors and patterns.