Geckos

None - they wouldn't co-exist in the wild - so why force them to co-habit in captivity !

i think that's a great name!

A geckos hideout is usually a damper area then the environment. They will typically hide out in fallen trees, under leaf debris, within a rocky crevice. Geckos, like all reptiles shed their skin every so often and to do so, they must have a "humid hide" or an area that is a little damp to assist with the shedding process.

The thousands of small hairs or "setae" found on the pads of their feet have the unique ability to adhere to surfaces without using sticky fluids, suction, or the more usual tiny hooks (found on insect feet). Scientists are still studying the exact mechanisms involved, but have suggested electrostatic forces (Van der Waals) or capillary action as likely explanations. Geckos are able to adhere to almost any surface.

collecting feeders from outside can be a risk for your pets, They are usually filled with mites, diseases, and most popular pestisides!

Please do not do this.

it depends on how close you are to your leopard gecko. for instance, when my sister goes into my room, my leopard gecko hides in her cave. if i go into my room, she comes out of her cave and watches me. she loves tummy rubs, only if i give them. she didnt always like tummy rubs. she had to like me first.

No, they only eat live food such as crickets, meal worms, wax worms, and super

worms.

banana or mango

they are native to east asia and south africa

Most geckos do not eat plants. There are insectivores and omnivores. The insectivore species of gecko rely on a variety of live feeders such as: insects, arachnids, arthropods, smaller reptiles, amphibians, small mammals. Omnivorous species of gecko rely on a variety in diet of both insects as listed above and fruits, pollens, nectar, saps and even nutritional droppings from an specific insect!

YES

Geckos are a large family of lizards that includes over 1,200 different species, with new species being discovered regularly.

Geckos are found everywhere from the extreme Southern US, throughout South America and many islands. They are found in Africa, Indonesia, and Asia, and Australia...in short, on every continent other than Antarctica, and most of the warmer islands. Some live in desert regions, while other prefer rainforests, etc.

While there are no herbivorous geckos, some species are omnivorous, and eat fruit in addition to insects and other small animals. What geckos should eat depends on the species of gecko! The vast majority of species are insectivorous, and do eat only insects.

Among the commonly kept species that eat other things, the Rhacodactylus geckos of New Caledonia are the best known and most widely available in the pet trade--in particular, the Crested Gecko, which is largely frugivorous (eats a lot of fruit).

Other popular geckos that eat other things are the Madagascan Day Geckos of genus Phelsuma, which are known to feed on insects and nectar.

Rhacodactylus and Phelsuma geckos can both be maintained in captivity on a special powdered meal replacement formula which can be bought in pet stores, and is served mixed with water. The Repashy brand is the best known and must trusted of these. Repashy makes a crested gecko diet, and a day gecko diet.

There are some other species of geckos that have proven able to live and breed, and remain healthy on a diet of Repashy MRP (meal replacement powder), including mourning geckos, and Lygodactylus geckos of some species.

It is not recommended to give fruit to crested geckos any longer, as providing the correct balance of nutrition for them on a diet of fruit and insects is very challenging, and the MRP formulas have taken all of the guesswork out of it, and allow these animals to thrive.

most geckos lose thier tail. thier tail always grows back.

The most common type of house pet of the gecko is the leopard gecko and other geckos

Impossible to answer ! Vet fees vary wildly - depending on what country you're in, which practice you use, and whether it's your first visit... Incidentally - grammatically speaking - your question should have read 'how much would it cost to take a leopard gecko to a vet'... You take something fromwhere you are to another place - you bring something from somewhere else to yourself !

Feeders found from outside always have risks of carrying parasites and sicknesses. If you are able to find a captive bred colony or a seller, great. Make sure that the feeders are no bigger than the space between the animals eyes.

A crested gecko live in temperatures ranging from 70-80F. Most houses sit in between 72-78 on the norm. A crested gecko should not have a heat lamp on its terrarium unless the room sits below 68F.

U can provide calcium powder without d3 at all times... A small dish of it inside his/her tank would do... and a dusting of crickets with the d3 vitamins once a week will do

Hi Rollie pollies live up to 2 years.I will tell you how to take good care of it.

1.They eat fruits,vegtables,and garbage (what they find).

2.They need at least a 1-3 gallon tank.

3.They need more water then food so make sure you put water for them (not too much)

4.They like dirt so you may put in dirt for them or even sand.

5.You may put in a plant for them to hide.

Well hope this helped Bye

Geckos have been known to come in a variety of bright colors. A gecko that has a darker body with yellow markings sounds like it could be the yellow headed dwarf gecko.

on the island of Creete(greece)

#1. First grab a toy that looks like a gecko or as close as you can get it

#2. If the dog eats it tell him no or give him a bad consequence

#3.do this until he knows better or stops doing it

#4. Once your dog is very good at it try it with the real gecko

good luck to you

Day geckos are omnivores relying on a variety of live feeders and the occasional fruit puree mix.

It will have gone back into the lizards body. However - be aware that it could re-occur.

They are fairly small and have very dark eyes.

They are yellow with black spots (Thats where the "leopard" comes from)

They can be quite long and have very thick tails that can detach if they need to lose some weight to escape from a predator.

Your gecko will let you know when he or she wants to come out and play! I have three leopard gecko's and if they are feeling sociable, when I put my hand into their vivarium to offer food, change their water or clean their toilet corner they will wander over and climb onto my hand and up my arm! A gecko who does not want to come out of their vivarium will walk away or go into their hide, if they do this it is best to leave them alone. But if they show interest in a hand laid flat palm up in front of them or step onto it then they are ready to come out for a visit! Be patient and do not handle them when they are not interested or run away, and you will be rewarded with a gecko who becomes very tame and happy to be handled.