Under normal circumstances, geckos don't climb on the bed. Geckos are animals that lie in the daytime and come out at night. During the day, it lurks in hidden places such as cracks in the wall, under the eaves of tiles and behind cabinets, and comes out at night. In summer and autumn nights, geckos often appear on walls, eaves or poles illuminated by lights, but it does not rule out the possibility that geckos accidentally fall into bed. In addition, if the smell of wet mold on the bed is heavy, it may also attract geckos. And even if the gecko climbs into the bed, there is no need to panic too much. The gecko is a very gentle animal. Even if you touch it, it will only break its tail and escape without fighting back.
How to drive geckos away;
1, Gecko appears because of the accumulation of environmental debris, attracted by the smell of wet mold. If you want to drive it away, you must first improve the environment, keep it clean and remove moisture, so as not to accumulate debris.
2. You can dilute bleach at 1:20 to wipe your home, but bleach will volatilize after a while, so wipe it again every once in a while. If you really want to have a lasting effect, you can use bleach (commonly known as smelly powder, commonly used in public toilets), which will kill quadrupeds and keep them longer than bleach.
3. You can prepare tall, wide-mouthed glass bottles, wash and dry them, then put a few pieces of broken rock sugar and cover half of the bottle mouth to lure the "salt snake" into eating. It is difficult to climb out of the bottle because its feet will be stained with wet sugar. After capture, you can take it outside and release it. ?
4, it is mainly because of the accumulation of environmental debris, attracted by the smell of wet mold, if you want to drive away, you must first improve the environment, keep clean and remove moisture, and don't make debris accumulate.
5. You can dilute bleach at 1:20 to wipe your home, but bleach will volatilize after a while, so wipe it again every once in a while. If you really want a lasting effect, you can use bleaching powder (commonly known as smelly powder, commonly used in public toilets). Bleaching powder will kill quadruped snakes and keep them longer than bleach, but smelly powder has a strong smell and smells bad, so I don't encourage it.
6. You can prepare tall, wide-mouthed glass bottles, wash and dry them, then put a few pieces of broken rock sugar and cover half of the bottle mouth to lure the "salt snake" into eating. It is difficult to climb out of the bottle because its feet will be stained with wet sugar. After capture, you can take it outside and release it.