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type of gecko smaller then a leopard preferbly 4 -6 inches and thats is fairly unagressive? anyhelp would be appreciated

try banded geckos from the southwest US.they are like a leo but smaller in size.If you need some info just tell me
nick

What do you plan to keep it with? I'm guessing thats why you mean agressive considering anything below a leopard cant even break the skin But yeah, banded gecko, panther gecko, wonder gecko, dune gecko, jaguar gecko, crocodile gecko, and so on.....Do you want a climber or a jogger?

Well for a few weeks ive had a 100 gallon set up theres a pond that occupies maybe 20% of the tank it theres a small island for the toads feeding area (firebellied toads)and there is a couple house geckos however I am looking to get more I guess "rare" or I think interesting geckos. Dont worry I already got a home for the house geckos if I decide to change it. But If I could get a climber and a jogger that would be awesome but im not looking for anything more then about 100 dollars Each. Thanks again

PS. The toads and geckos have been living fine together and I have had no problems I even got 2 gold fish in the pond. Its a great set up all live plants it takes alot of work to keep up but its worth it

Most toads from my knowledge will secreet a harmfull substance for your geckos to drink....Maybe not ALL toads to ALL geckos but be careful on that one, especially if you want a rare expensive lizard. There are a lot of geckos that are very hard to obtain so I suggest you get a book with plenty of pictures. I just ordered Geckos: Professional Breeder Series by Henkel and some other guy I forgot. If you want I can give you the link to the site, the book cost me like 40$ though. Supposed to have nearly all geckos out there.

Yes they do to an extent but the geckos do have a seperate dish they tend to stay away from the pond. Also the pond is pretty big and cleaned daily, like I said its alot of work but its awesome if I can get my hands on a digital camera I will be sure to post some pics its a custom made corner tank 150 gallon not 100 like I previously posted

Firbellys are toxic. I wouldnt risk a rare or expensive gecko to live with one. Not even if theyre common or cheap. I really rcommend you think twice on mixing anything with them. You can buy a 10-20g for the toads, and leave the 150 for a nice group of geckos. There was a discussion on mixing a long time ago on Firbellys with others.

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