Quick facts about gecko eggs1. Appearance: Eggs are soft, pinkish or beige, and have a spongy texture.
2. Size: Individual eggs are ~1–2 cm; a string of eggs can be several centimeters long.
3. Habitat: Common house geckos lay eggs in hidden, dry spots like walls or ceilings.
4. Development: Eggs hatch in 4–8 weeks depending on temperature and humidity.
5. Handling: If you want to remove them, gently scrape the eggs off the surface and release them outdoors in a safe, insect‑rich environment, or leave them undisturbed if you don’t mind geckos in the house.
If you prefer not to have geckos nesting in your home, you can seal wall cracks and keep the area clean to discourage them from laying eggs there again.
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