Geckos

A gecko is usually an insectivorous specie. These animals will prey on live feeders but do not eat cheese. They usually require a live feeders, as it's able to move and grasps the animals attention.

they attract females by wagging it around to make there bawls look big haha

maybe it was sick or died of old age

The bearded dragon will kill and eat the gecko. Geckos need a completely different environment. It is inhumane!

It is not recommended to feed live feeders to your reptiles that have been found outside. From outdoors, insects can carry parasites, disease or pesticides. The exo skeleton of most "beetles" are hard to digest and are not recommended as their calcium content is low in comparison to crickets.

If you have geckos as pets then you need to get a water bottle that has a spray function on it & spray the gecko. After you do, you will see it licking her eyes & the glass tank to get a drink. You can also spray the leaves & it can drink like that. It can't drink out of a cup.

Most breeders are comfortable using incubators. When the eggs need to be transfered from the laying bin, into the incubator make sure that the eggs does not change position, to reduce the chances of the embryo being broken. After 12 or more hours, the eggs should have hardened enough to be transfered.

A fully grown crested gecko requires a MINIMAL of 10 gallons of space. It is reccomended that keepers use a 20 gallon tank. Height is key when keeping crested geckos as they are a semi arboreal species of gecko that enjoy hanging 2-10 feet off the ground.

Round Island Day Gecko feet is adapted to where they live because they live in a wet , cold area , and there feet is furry and it keep them unwet and dry.

2 and half days

They eat the crickets which are the primary source of the scorpions diet. If you have geckos around your house, you are less likely to have a scorpion problem.

As in Weed/Pot/Marjuana? You shouldnt be getting high as it is against the law in every state/province except California.

In captivity a tokay gecko can typically live 15+ years while in the wild they typically live for 5-10 years.

the answer is a sad no but some types of lizards do

Supposedly the Texas banded gecko is around these parts, but mainly we see the house gecko, which is originally from Asia. When we moved into our house on the outskirts of town we were surprised at how little insects there were coming into the house. A late night inspection of our outside walls showed why...Gecko City!

Depending on your location, The tokay gecko is probably your noise maker. The males of this species are able to reach 100Grams +. During the warmer weather the males make a vocalization to attract a female. "oh ugh" The begining of the call is a higher tone than the end of the call. Resembles their name "to-kay"

Gold dust day geckos usually range from $30-$40, but can be as low as $15 or as high as $80.

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Mostly all types of Geckos will eat insects you can find, but make sure the insect is small, since the Gecko is a newborn.

Most gecko species are insectivores and strictly rely on insects as a stable diet. Most gecko species will hunt in one of two ways. Ambush or stalking. Geckos have a very keen sense of smell and are able to pick up air particles with the scent of prey to locate a quick meal. They also have great eye sight. A gecko will usually require something to move and once the gecko has the prey item in their view, they will use their quick agile speed to move in on a insect. Other gecko species would prefer to stand completely still until an insect crosses its path and ambush it.

Leopard geckos live in a desert habitat, but not in a sandy one.

Yes, as long as you keep it in a vivarium.

No you cannot. These animals come from completely different environments and cannot co exist within the same terrarium.

When water is standing, there is risk of mould build up. When the bottom of a dish is slimy, this is usually the beginning signs of mould. The water bowl should be changed each and every day if it has not evaporated.