Congrats on your first house gecko.
Those little house geckos have managed to establish themselves all around the globe. When I had some they got out and lived loose in my place for the rest of their lives. They could get at my cricket bin so they were self feeding.
Even if your gecko was a wild gecko it will still be better off with you. Also, I wonder if it was wild. In your picture it is sitting on your hand. It seems pretty tame.
I am sure you can google how to deal with house gecko eggs, but I will speak to an experienced reptile breeder. He will know for sure what you should do. She does look like she has eggs. They would be so cute and tiny when they hatch.
Keep me posted and I will let you know what I learn about breeding house geckos.
I must have had males. I never saw a single egg.
That is really sad about the others that were trapped on glue traps. They are so cruel and they trap so many helpless creatures.
Those little house geckos have managed to establish themselves all around the globe. When I had some they got out and lived loose in my place for the rest of their lives. They could get at my cricket bin so they were self feeding.
Even if your gecko was a wild gecko it will still be better off with you. Also, I wonder if it was wild. In your picture it is sitting on your hand. It seems pretty tame.
I am sure you can google how to deal with house gecko eggs, but I will speak to an experienced reptile breeder. He will know for sure what you should do. She does look like she has eggs. They would be so cute and tiny when they hatch.
Keep me posted and I will let you know what I learn about breeding house geckos.
I must have had males. I never saw a single egg.
That is really sad about the others that were trapped on glue traps. They are so cruel and they trap so many helpless creatures.
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Catherine
