Trapping a gecko can be a relatively simple task, but it does require some patience and preparation. Geckos are small, agile lizards that are often found in warm, humid climates. They are typically nocturnal, meaning they are most active at night. This can make it difficult to catch them during the day, but it is not impossible.
There are a few different methods that can be used to trap a gecko. One common method is to use a live trap. Live traps are baited with food, and when the gecko enters the trap to eat the bait, the door closes behind it. Another method is to use a glue trap. Glue traps are coated with a sticky substance that will trap the gecko when it walks on it. However, glue traps can be inhumane, as they can cause the gecko to become stuck and injured. A more humane option is to use a sticky trap that is specifically designed for geckos. These traps are coated with a non-toxic adhesive that will hold the gecko in place without harming it.
