1, living habits: Gecko mainly lives in the walls and ceilings of houses and preys on insects for a living. Geckos live in crevices and tree holes in mountainous areas and mainly eat live insects. The living habits of these two animals are very different. If they are forced to live in the same environment, their lives may be affected.
2. ecological requirements: Gecko and gecko's ecological requirements are also very different. For example, geckos need a relatively dry environment, while geckos need a relatively humid environment. If they are placed in the same environment, the life of one of them may be affected.
3. Protection status: Gecko is a national second-class protected animal, so it is necessary to apply for relevant certificates and master the corresponding breeding technology for breeding Gecko. Gecko is not a protected animal, so it is not necessary to apply for special documents to breed gecko. This is one of the reasons why gecko and gecko can't be raised together.