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In article <6661@blue.cis.pitt.edu.UUCP>, broadley@neurocog.lrdc.pitt.edu (Bill
Broadley) says:
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>It sounds good to me, but I have a dog who I don't think would catch
>the gecco but wouldn't want to be poisened if the dog did.
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If your dog is good in crawling vertical walls, he *might*
catch the gecko, but I'll doubt it. They are *really* shy.

Seriously, they are quite common around here (Italy and
Southern Europe in general), never heard of a problem.
Actually a friend of mine is living with dog and gecko for years now
and one cat in our house regularly catches (and eats)
other lizards, no problems so far.

>Are gecco's poisoness?  Anyone use one for such purposes?  Any other
>suggestions for predators for bugs that could live in a house easily?
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Spiders are good in controlling flies, but not to everyones taste.
On my side of our house lifes a family of bats -> no mosquitoes.
Bats have the advantage of great entertainment value too :)

mike

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Mike M. Skala
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