Geckos

The yellow headed day lizard hides in bamboo for defense

Yes they can but you have to watch for sings of aggression and dominance and provide lots of hides so that if one is being bullied that it has a place to retreat.

it would be commensalism because the geko needs the desert to live and the desert stays the same!

The animals is more than likely about to shed. When the animal is about the shed, they usually turn a pale coloration, this is the old skin on top that is molting from the body. An animal must be provided a humid hide or a dampened area in order for the skin to become moist, this will provide a healthy shed for the animal. Geckos will use their surroundings in order to aid in the shedding process, they will seek out branches, rocks, cork barks etc.. to rub against to peal the shed from the body. Typically a full grown crested gecko will shed every 20-40 days.

yes there is u need 2 go to the vet

No, these animals have scales not fur.

If your gecko has been stresses, there must be a reason e.g cage to crowded or to small. It may stop eating and drinking. It wont sleep and will constantly be moving around never resting and will start to dig in the corners of the tank, and try to climb up the side like you see them doing in the pet shops.

i'm almost sure they will

Any species of gecko can serve as a great pet, so long as your area does not have any restrictions or laws permiting to that particular species.

No, I don't believe they can/ be housed with tortoises

Tokay geckos are known to be the "pitbull" of the gecko family. They tend to be very territorial and aggressive, although can be hand tamed.

Geckos are generally insectivores feeding on roaches, crickets, grasshoppers, beetles, worms anything with 6 legs. There are some species that will eat pollens, fallen fruits, Berry's, and even tree sap.

these species include:

the Phseluma Family

Some of the gekkoninae family

and a lot of the rhacodactylus family.

There are a couple of different species of gecko that can come in a patternless morph:

-reticulated gargoyles have also been reffered to as patternless (these animals reach 60-80 grams and up to 10 inches in length)

-Crested gecko patternless morph (these animals reach 40-60Grams and reach 8-10 inches in length)

-Leopard geckos can be patternless yellow, patternless white (these animals can reach up to 100grams and up to 10 inches in length)

Yes they do.But if your leoperd gecko has eggs when they are asleep you should take out the eggs and put them in a incubator until they hatch.Then when the eggs hatch put them back with the parent(s).After the female lays the eggs you shoud take out the male because it cold get rough with the female.

It depends on where you live

we have peely skin sometimes and we peel because the sun dries it out

The leopard gecko kit being sold at most pet stores usually consist of:

A 10 Gallon tank

Sand for substrate

2-3 Deco's

1 Hide

1waterbowl

1 food dish

You can use it for a panther gecko because panther geckos are very adaptable and can be kept in a desert or a tropical set-up, but I reccomend a mix. What I would do is buy the kit and buy some eco earth to mix in with the sand and there you go panther gecko set up!

Well, geckos are a living thing. Every living thing dies. It might be sad when your pet gecko dies, but every animal dies.

Depending on the species will determine how much sunlight the gecko enjoys. Species such as the crested gecko cannot withstand temperatures higher than 80F. This species will not enjoy basking in the sunlight. Other species such as the leopard or fat tailed gecko, come from a hot and dry area and enjoy basking in the sun.

No. My cat eats them all the time...and skinks, spiders, cockroaches. We are in Australia and they are everywhere, inside the house/garage and out! My cat loves them, licks his lips, goes crazy to get them. He's in good health!

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Gecko

The warm side of the vivarium should be between 87 and 92 degrees Fahrenheit, and the cool side is preferably 80 degrees, but room temperature (about 70-75) should be fine too.

Remember that leopard geckos digest using the heat of the ground, not air temperature, so under the tank heaters (heating pads) are preferable to heat lamps.

Accuracy and consistency are important. They're hardy reptiles, but if kept in an improper or unstable environment, even if they're fine for a few years, will eventually make them sickly. So use a digital thermometer with a probe taped to the hottest spot in the cage to measure, and either use a plug in lamp dimmer or a thermostat to adjust the heat output.