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[Louie]

Yep,

We are a port city, so we have ton's of gecko's. While they are non native invasives, I don't know of any ill effects of having them around. They are great at insect control.

I find them only a major plus as they certainly dont compete with native day anoles and eat LOADS of mosquitos.

 

[redchaser]

man i want one of those geckos, my next project get a gecko

If you ever get down this way, you could catch them by the pound at my house. They are good skeeter eaters. I caught another little gecko tonight and my fish devoured it instantly.

Years ago I had an oscar that I would feed great big green anole's to.

BTW. I haven't used pesticides around my yard in years, otherwise I wouldn't feed my fish the critters from around the porch light, gecko's included.

 

[le patron]

i want a gecko

 

[SnaKeheAdSrAwSomE]

i know polypterus aren't native but i found a gecko outside, and i fed it to my polypterus endlicheri it was epic. But i also kinda want a gecko too

 

[andyjs]

There are so much cooler geckos than those little guys though. In a few years when i have a more permanent residence of my own, I really want to build my gecko collection back up

 

[Citrinellus]

I find them only a major plus as they certainly dont compete with native day anoles and eat LOADS of mosquitos.

Uh, anoles are an invasive species too... so have you fed an anole to your warmouth?

 

[Ullopincrate]

I say feed em geckos. I don't see a problem here.

 

[le patron]

i say i want a gecko. I don't see a problem in you sending me one here.

 

[JIM]

i say i want a gecko. I don't see a problem in you sending me one here.

Maybe you should try being a little more obvious, he dont seem to be catching on

SEND HIM A FREAKING GECKO BEFORE HE STARTS POUTING>>And trust me that aint a pretty sight

 

[le patron]

thanks jim