Wild geckoRescue Me ID: 26-09-01-00234

About Wild gecko

Reptile/Amphibian
Age: Young Baby

I'm not sure the exact kind of baby lizard I found, but I believe its a wild baby house gecko I found in my bathroom. It is very skinny I'm not sure how long it went without eating but I offered it some fruit flies I bought at petsmart and it didn't want to eat very much, it only ate 2 fruit flies. I read online that wild geckos have a low survival rate when kept in captivity, and I don't want to release it because there are many cats outside around my whole neighborhood that I've seen eating lizards. I'm not sure what to do and I need advice, this type of lizard is not common where I live. If someone lives where they have many wild geckos in their area, then maybe you can take it and release it where it has a good chance to survive.

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Los Angeles County
Bellflower, California

Josue Noriega: 562-526-5697

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