The giant garrison does not recognize its master. Giant geckos are cold-blooded animals and generally do not recognize humans. Giant geckos may bite people at the beginning, but as the time spent with their owners increases, they will become more familiar with the owner's scent and become less afraid of their owners. Nor will it attack its owner. After raising a giant to guard the palace for a long time, although it does not resist the owner, it will not become dependent on the owner.

How to raise giant geckos

1. Giant geckos are generally raised in finished high boxes. A nest should be provided in the breeding container, usually a cork tree hole or a homemade bark circle. The diameter of the 'tree hole' should be more than twice the length of the giant gecko's hind legs.

2. The raising temperature of giant geckos is generally 22℃-26℃. The humidity is in the range of 60%-80%, and cycles within this range combined with day and night. It experiences low humidity intervals during the day and high humidity intervals at night.

3. Diet and nutrition

Giant geckos are omnivorous geckos. Generally, finished fruit puree powder and crickets, cockroaches, suckling mice, etc. appear in the main menu of feeding them. Feed the giant gecko three to four times a week, with 56g of feed each time, and replace it with new feed on the third day.