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Gecko question???

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Posted by: SouthernSerpent at Mon Aug 23 19:37:08 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by SouthernSerpent ]  
   

We have some geckos that are living wild here at my house. First we did not turn them out. We have never owned geckos. I caught some before and tried to identify, and the closest I could come up with as a match was a mediterranian gecko. Now I may be wrong on this, but they were shorter than leopards, and did not have a thick tail, but they had a very similar coloring. If they are indeed mediterranians, are there any morphings of these? Cause a few times this week I have seen one run through my bathroom, and I just saw it again a few minutes ago. I swear it has no markings, and is of an ivory, luesistic, or albino color. I am in the process of figuring out how to catch it and get a closer look. Any help would be appreciated. Very curious. Thanks.
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