Geckos

No - but it does have a powerful bite !

a leopard looks like a panther but has spots on it...well its kind of hard to explain, I would look it up on google

No. The male can be a bit rough during mating - biting the female, especially around the neck, but neither will kill the other.

I have two males and 5 females (one male in each viv). The girls live with the boys quite hapily.

Yes, but you want to check the sex of the geckos. If you put males and females together they will probably breed.

it really depends on where u live. they like it to be like 95-100 degrees so if u live in austrailia, cailfornia, or anywhere really hot but personally i wouldn't because a bird or a preditor can eat it.

Gecko's are cold blooded. They can how ever be kept at room temps down to 62 at night and as high as 78. Anything higher then 78 for a long period of time can cause stress and multiple other things. Anything lower can potentially kill them if its like that all the time.

If your talking about accent, then no. He is British.

If your talking about where he lives, like the other user mentioned, he is from Madagascar being a Giant Madagascar Day Gecko!

- The Leopard Gecko Girl

do you mean color changing anoles because then house geckos get along just fine together but if you see them fighting take one species out

Anaconda

The rocky marginal regions

I'm sure they do, many places in North America have lizards living in one place or another- especially if it's warm there.

To catch a gecko you need a cup & some insects. First you need too put the insects in the cup. Then leave it outside. Always keep an eye on it just to make sure that when the gecko comes you don't miss it.
Go to a pet store and buy one. It is a lot easier.

the are carnivores and have been known to eat birds and lizards herbivore

not unless you want a dead gecko. jokey. BUT seriously, don't keep them together because it might make a fight, gecko might take ALL of corn snakes food then get ill off it, and they can give diseases to eachother. LOVE THEM seperately. twilight maniac

no! they do not, most likely they will try to eat their young so if your gecko has a baby put the baby in a separate holder.

If you've only had him for three days - there's a chance he's still finding his way around his new home ! Think how you'd feel if you'd suddenly been taken from your home to somewhere new.

Make sure he has water to drink - and keep offering him food. He'll take it when he's ready.

1. They are naturally nocturnal

2. They have excellent night vision, which gives them an advantage for prey.

3. They have silent wings, so this combined with the darkness, makes is almost impossible for prey to detect them.

My geckos make a hissing sound or a "gggck!" sound when they are mad. I don't know if this is the same for others.

The gecko drinks water. DON"T give it tap water if you have city water. Don't buy it bottled water, either. If you let some tap water sit out 24 hours, it will be fine for the gecko.Or you can use a water chlorinater, it takes away all the bad chemicals in the tap water, just one or two drops will do.

i handle mine every so often i dont tent to hold them alot as they are fragile & i don't think they enjoy being handled to much. Also the Risk of their Tail falling of is another reason i don't hold them. i only handle alot when i have to remove them from the cage or check them over. i usually just leave them alone.

The Tokay gecko species, has no eyelids. Because of this, the eyeball must consistently be licked, to keep moistened and improve vision.

Most geckos will lay 1-2 hard shelled eggs at a time. These eggs are usually deposited 2-4" deep in moist soil. Depending on the species will determine the time in between each clutch but generally geckos will lay every 30-90 days. incubation periods can range from 15-120 days depending on species and the life expectancy of the animal.

Male Crested Geckos (R. Cilatus) are a very terrestrial species. Sided by their solitary attitude, housing two male crested geckos will promote stress for both animals. Males have instincts to "own" territory, if one of an opposite species is present or one of the same sex and same specie, most males will bite, bark, chrip, wrestle, or even shoot snobby looks to one another untill one removes itself or is moved from the situation. This can even in some cases end in death. Crested geckos have great eye sight, and even if males housed in seperate terrariums that are side by side, is close enough to have them "glaring" at one another.

In some cases, studies have shown that males that have not reached maturaty OR that have not bred yet, tend to let these tendancies slide. Once reaching maturaty, or being introduced to a female just once, the males instinct will take over.

Geckos do not enjoy "cold" weather, they come from warm - hot climates across the globe. Geckos that come from New Zealand and New Caledonia can withstand temperatures as low as 17 degrees Celsius.

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