Does anyone has any info? I just catched a baby, and would like to keep it if I can provide what it needs. 8)

Thanks!

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I'll try to do this like you herpers do.... it's males.females.unknown, right? Well, here we go...

1.2.0 dogs
9.7.0 gerbils
2.0.0 dwarf hamsters
2.10.0 mice
0.1.0 leopard gecko (in case you were wondering where the herps where)
0.0.2 budgies

Here's a pic of the little guy. 8)



I can't find any info on them, though. 8(

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I'll try to do this like you herpers do.... it's males.females.unknown, right? Well, here we go...

1.2.0 dogs
9.7.0 gerbils
2.0.0 dwarf hamsters
2.10.0 mice
0.1.0 leopard gecko (in case you were wondering where the herps where)
0.0.2 budgies

not a clue..........

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Wow. Is it just me or does that gecko have a skull tattoo on the back of his neck?

That's why I want to keep it, it's so cool. I read that females keep it and in males it goes away... but I can't find any info on how to house them and keep them as pets, so I thinkI'll have to let it go. 8(

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I'll try to do this like you herpers do.... it's males.females.unknown, right? Well, here we go...

1.2.0 dogs
9.7.0 gerbils
2.0.0 dwarf hamsters
2.10.0 mice
0.1.0 leopard gecko (in case you were wondering where the herps where)
0.0.2 budgies

Care should be like most other small lizards. Since they are a small gecko, a 10 gal should be fine. Considering their size and home range the care should be pretty much the same as with green and brown anoles. Only major difference would be there's no UVB required.

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"Eagles may soar, but weasels don't get sucked into jet engines." - John Benfield

Where did you catch it? In Florida?

Nope, Puerto Rico. Right inside my room... I had to catch it anyway or it was going to die. I'm still debating whether to keep it or not... I offered him/her some pinheads, but hasn't eaten. I'm leaning toward releasing. 8)

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I'll try to do this like you herpers do.... it's males.females.unknown, right? Well, here we go...

1.2.0 dogs
9.7.0 gerbils
2.0.0 dwarf hamsters
2.10.0 mice
0.1.0 leopard gecko (in case you were wondering where the herps where)
0.0.2 budgies

i think most people here know how I feel about taking animals from the wild and keeping them for any period of time longer than just to nurse a sick animal to health. Such a small little guy, and he hasn't eaten. Let him free back where you found him, i just cant stand for people to take animals from their natural home and try to keep them. It's just not natural and in most cases the animal just refuses to eat and dies. I know you mean well and you don't want to harm him, but if you want what's best for him, let him go back to his home.

Hope it all turns out ok,

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"Help Protect our Planet from Overcollection, Purchase Aquacultured Livestock and Captive Bred Herps"

Probably the best thing to do if the gecko was wild and not somebody's pet. It would probably be a good idea to find out if those geckos live in the wild there. If not than releasing it would be the worst thing to do.
Regarding wild animals in their natural environment, I've realized that it causes far less harm and disappointment if you keep only pictures and leave the animals in their beautiful home not yours.