I like when the Geckos get on my laundry room window. The combination of their white undersides and the fogged up windows makes for a weird visual.
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.Did you know geckos don't have sticky feet pads but very tiny hooks that hold them on the glass?
LeighShelton
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Apr 13, 2018
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Our pets do train us well, sometimes it takes a while for us to get to understanding them. I have thought that this means they are smarter than us. I cannot argue this. Our cats get along well in the house, but once they are outside all hell can break loose. They do not try to kill each other, just chase the other off. I do not mean to say that our cats are good inside and fight outside. We have only one cat that gets to go outside. That is because he came from there and has to get out to check his territory, if not he drives us crazy - in a good way.
dalefvictor
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Mar 20, 2018
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If they get on the window then they can also get on the floor, hope you do not step on them. I can get clumsy sometimes.
dalefvictor
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Mar 19, 2018
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Nah. I've been dodging anoles for decades. The geckos generally like to stay high up as well so not much danger of stepping on one. I did have a cat who liked to put her lizard captives in my shoes years ago. Didn't take long to train me to always check my shoes. 
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