Yup! I'm not quite sure what kind specifically, but based on appearance and my location, I'm guessing a common house gecko. Could be a young mourning gecko, but I doubt it
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AFKBRBChocolate 2 points 3 days ago
That's awesome!
We always wanted to get some free-roaming geckos at our place, but we always had cats, so seemed like a bad idea.
sam 3 points 3 days ago
Oh my god that's an amazing idea! I've honestly never even had the thought of free-roaming reptiles. I'd be scared I'd step on them....
I would absolutely love that, though! I'm not super educated on geckos, but they're one of my favorite reptiles, especially the giant colorful ones
AFKBRBChocolate 5 points 3 days ago
It was a long time ago, but what I remember reading was that geckos like to hang out on walls and ceilings, so the likelihood of stepping on them is low. And they keep themselves fed by eating the bugs in your house.
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He's adorable. Is it some kind of gecko?
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