Gekkos cannot recognize their owners. Geckos are cold-blooded animals with relatively low IQs, so they generally do not recognize their owners. However, after keeping pet geckos for a long time, they will become familiar with the owner's smell and movements, and develop certain conditioned reflexes. They will no longer be afraid and nervous when the breeder feeds them food. Geckos are relatively docile and timid. They will actively avoid people when they see them and will not cause harm to people.

How to raise geckos:

1. Container. To raise geckos, you need to prepare a breeding box. The environment inside the breeding box must be dry and ventilated, and strong light exposure must be avoided.

2. Feeding. Geckos are nocturnal animals. When breeding, breeders can choose to feed them in the evening. Food options include mealworms, red worms, etc., or synthetic feed.

3. Replenish water. Be careful to put some clean water in the breeding box to facilitate the gecko to replenish water when it is short of water.