The eggs are laid in pairs under bark, in crevices, or in moist soil. While there are now scattered colonies of them found in south and central Florida, this gecko is a native of Southeast Asia.

Today, urban lifestyle changes such as sealed homes, air conditioning and heavy pesticide use have made it harder for geckos ...

If you see a gecko scampering up the side of a house in Florida or somewhere in Central or South America closer to the Equator, there is good chance it is an African house gecko, Hemidactylus mabouia.

Eggs: Both Asian House Geckos and native geckos lay one or two eggs that are round, hard-shelled and resistant to moisture loss. Who rules the house? An intrepid gecko’s eggs laid in a keyhole.

They’re in your curtains. They’re laying eggs in your knickknacks. They’re your constant housemates, so we might as well learn more about the common house gecko. Costa Rica is home to 13 different ...

They don't need a male lizard around: They lay self-fertilized eggs. Biro has since found a second gecko in his yard. The other population of these lizards, also called Garnot's house gecko, was ...

Asian house gecko (Image Credit: Stewart Macdonald) Ask an expert. Asian house gecko expert, Dr Louise Barnett spoke to Australian Geographic about the potential effect of these increasingly common ...

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If you live anywhere from Brisbane to Broome, it is likely your house is home to two very similar species, the introduced Asian House Gecko (Hemidactylus frenatus) and one of several species of ...

The African house gecko is a commensal species, meaning it benefits from its adjacency to humans. It lives around our buildings and hunts by artificial lighting — a beacon for bugs.