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I used to live in Florida and it would get really damp and cold outside and cockroaches would begin appearing in my house every few days. Most of them were those huge flying palmetto bugs (which I don't think any type of lizard can choke down), but there were some small roaches too. We had always had a little ffamily of geckos that lived outside our house usually hanging around the porch light, sometimes even coming inside. They do eat insects, though I'm not too sure that they would get of an infestation. For the occasional bug seen in your house, the lizards probably get their fair share of meals out of them, but if the roaches are an everyday problem, you may need to call pest control!
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Is gecko lizards endangered?
Are gecko lizards endangered?* But no they aren't. If they were endangered they wouldn't sell them as pets...
Is gecko amphibians?
No, gecko's are lizards, wich are representatives of the reptiles.
Are gecko's chameleons?
No, they are lizards though.
Does a gecko have a spine?
Yes Gecko's do have spines, as do all reptiles, lizards and vertebrates.
Are gecko lizards poisening?
Geckos are not venomous or poisonous.
Are bearded gecko lizards poisonous?
No geckos are not poisonous.
For my birthday i will be getting a new lizard i have a gecko but would now like something bigger i really like bearded dragons and Chinese water dragons can you suggest any other good social lizards?
Social lizards ? The ONLY lizard you should be putting in with a gecko - is another gecko - and then only if (a) you want to breed or (b) they're both female. Two males together will fight !
Where are gecko lizards from?
All over the world. Except Antarctica.
What are the endangered lizards?
bearded dragons, gecko, comelions and ore
What type of fertilization do beaded lizards have?
what type of fertilization does a gecko have
What are the top ten lizards?
bearded dragon leopard gecko tuga skink crested gecko monitor chameleon legless lizard gecko iguana
What group is the lizard in?
It is a reptile in the suborder Sauria or Lacertilia.
