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> Date: Sat, 6 Jul 2002 22:55:52 -0400
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> Does anyone out there know the scientific name for this gecko? There is a
> sick/ injured one that is being picked up tonight and brought to the PNHS
> show at the aquarium tomorrow rather than being left outside by the owner to
> die. She has called the Society for help and cannot afford to take it to the
> vet. :-[ She tells me it is a "marbled" gecko. Would appreciate any help I
> can get.
This name usually refers to Gekko grossmanni, a close relative of the
tokay. Care is about the same as other common Gekko spp like G.vittatus
(white-striped), G.ulikovskii (yellow backed or golden), G.gecko (tokay).
Almost all these geckos are wild-caught so the animal may be stressed and
have parasite problems.
Good luck and let us know what happens.
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