Termites are the best for quite a few geckos.
If you let your gecko go loose though ...just realize you may take months or you may never re catch him.
I have certain geckos free all year round that do a great job catching stray crickets.
If you do have your place treated. be careful with the gecko, Could be an issue. Also when giving wild insects be sure they arent from an area where pesticides are used.
On Dec 11, 2004, at 12:29 PM, Adam Ness wrote:
Just this morning, I noticed that my 4th floor apartment is getting winged termites coming in through the screen. I've spent the morning investigating pesticides, and planning to call the landlord for a fumigation, but then I realized I've got a Velvet Gecko who would probably be more than happy to chomp on a few wild-roaming insects. Is this a bad idea that I should just discard, or is there merit to letting my gecko run free in the house for a little while?
Lyle Puente President Global Gecko Association
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