Beckers
Well-Known Member
When I went out to get the mail today, I found a little gecko hanging by his foot off of the mailbox. At first I didn't think he was alive, but he moved his head slightly. I got him to crawl onto the pile of mail and brought him into the house.
Right now, he's in a box with a handful of the bunny's hay and a lid full of water. Usually, I'd take him back outside and release him somewhere safer, but a cold front just came through and the temperature has dropped from 75 yesterday to 30 this morning. Can a gecko survive that temperature or should I try to keep him alive inside for a few days until it gets warmer? I'm not even sure what they eat if I were to keep him inside.
Thanks for any help that anyone can offer--he's a cute little guy, I don't want anything to happen to him.
Right now, he's in a box with a handful of the bunny's hay and a lid full of water. Usually, I'd take him back outside and release him somewhere safer, but a cold front just came through and the temperature has dropped from 75 yesterday to 30 this morning. Can a gecko survive that temperature or should I try to keep him alive inside for a few days until it gets warmer? I'm not even sure what they eat if I were to keep him inside.
Thanks for any help that anyone can offer--he's a cute little guy, I don't want anything to happen to him.