Today we went to a party held at the house of the inlaws of a friend. When he opened a sliding window to let some cool air into the room, he scared a house gecko out of hiding. The animal ran up the window pane but by the time I got my camera ready, it was gone from view, and after some more window moving, it went outside.
Read the rest of A house gecko, and a scorpion drinking.
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Hi and Good Afternoon,
I found your photos and what you had to say interesting. 'My' first gecko took up residence over two years ago. We - a visiter from Scotland - called it Bingo. In that time a few more have joined them. One baby I saw was the size of the upper part of my thumb.
I now have one in my bedroom living behind the picture above the bed head and as they may 'wee' on you I'm not happy!
I don't know whether they are the Asian or Australian type and am wondering if they make different sounds.
I put naphthalene flakes outside the windows etc. today - read using moth balls deterred them- but....!
Any answers on what to do?
Thanks,
Annette
PS. I'm sure my tenants know MY voice.