How to raise a baby gecko you picked up

Pots, tanks, wooden boxes, etc. at home can be transformed into breeding boxes for small geckos. For daily breeding, the breeding box needs to be placed in a dark place, and there is no need to install fluorescent lights in the breeding box. The little gecko mainly feeds on insects, and you can feed it crickets, mealworms, mosquitoes, etc.
Notes on raising baby geckos:
1. Geckos are nocturnal animals, so let the sunlight shine directly on the breeding box, and baby geckos do not need to use fluorescent lamps to raise them. .
2. The gecko’s breeding box does not need to be too high, and the top cover should be ventilated. Remember to provide a cave for the gecko to hide. Water basins, food basins, etc. should be placed in the breeding box. The temperature of the breeding box is maintained between 25-30°C.
3. Little geckos like a humid environment. It is best to spray a little water on the inner wall of the breeding box every day to maintain a certain humidity in the box. You can also put grass and moss in the cave to increase the humidity.
4. The food habits of small geckos are very mixed, mainly living small insects. Such as mosquitoes, flies, spiders, crickets, mealworms, etc. When the baby gecko grows into an adult gecko, you can also feed it mice to supplement protein.
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