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Tokay Gecko has been an important part of long-established beliefs and folklores in most Southeast Asian countries, for instance in Indonesia, Tokay geckos are used to predict the future using the sound they make and are believed to bring good luck to their owners. In Japan, they believe that Tokays are an incarnation of the imperial dragon, and uses Tokay geckos in almost every ritual.

Aside from being a part of the rich cultures of most Southeast Asian countries, among the reasons why Tokay geckos are highly valued is because of the believed medicinal values of these lizards. In various traditional Chinese medicine, the dried skins of gecko is an essential ingredient together with other medicinal herbs are used to treat several diseases like diabetes, asthma, cancer, skin diseases etc. These traditional medicines with powdered Tokay gecko skins are particularly known to cure skin diseases. Today, some people believe that eating the tongue and heart of Tokay geckos can cure AIDS and other incurable diseases. This can be attributed to the presence of the compound Tri- Hexapentaphenicol found in Tokay gecko’s saliva. It is also believed that this compound is effective against deadly viruses like the H1N1 and HIV. However, it must be noted that up to the date this article was written, there was no accurate scientific research that can support this claim.


Another reason attributed to the high demand for geckos is the increased popularity of Tokay geckos as pets. More and more people are becoming attracted to these wonderful creatures. However, it must be considered that wild-caught Tokay Gecko are hard to tame and can easily become aggressive when handled. They are known to bite pretty nasty and can actually draw blood. This is also apparent in new borns. This is the reason why efforts are being made by Tokay gecko owners to breed geckos in captivity to tame these rather aggressive creatures and help maintain their numbers.


With their population greatly declining in Malaysia and the Philippines, the poachers are now heading to the Indies especially the states of Assam, Manipur, and Mizoram. The locals are paid good sum of money for an adult Tokay gecko and are even offered a higher pay for healthy geckos, many of the locals have engaged in catching Tokays from the wild and rear it themselves and sell them for better price later.



Because of the alarming decrease in the population of Tokay geckos in the Southeast Asian countries, local legislatives of these countries have taken action to prevent any importation of Tokay geckos without proper permit.

Tokay geckos are very interesting creatures. They can walk on almost every surface. They can see full colors at night. They live and hunt on their own. And for gecko owners, Tokay gecko is very easy to care and can easily adapt to their new environment. They are also easy to breed and keep as pets compared to other reptiles. There are dozens of myths that surrounds this wonderful creature, some of them might be true, some are simply tales of human creativity, the product of long traditions of different cultures. Keeping Tokay geckos and breeding them in captivity might be among the best means to maintain and keep their numbers and survive for generations to come.

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Tokay Gecko has been an important part of long-established beliefs and folklores in most Southeast Asian countries, for instance in Indonesia, Tokay geckos are used to predict the future using the sound they make and are believed to bring good luck to their owners. In Japan, they Believe that Tokays are an incarnation of The Imperial Dragon, and uses Tokay Geckos in Almost Every Ritual. Aside from being a Part of The rich cultures of Most Southeast Asian Countries, Among The reasons Why Tokay Geckos are highly valued is Because. of the believed medicinal values ​​of these lizards. In various traditional Chinese medicine, the dried skins of gecko is an essential ingredient together with other medicinal herbs are used to treat several diseases like diabetes, asthma, cancer, skin diseases etc. These traditional medicines with powdered Tokay gecko skins are particularly known to cure. skin diseases. Today, some people believe that eating the tongue and heart of Tokay geckos can cure AIDS and other incurable diseases. This can be attributed to the presence of the compound Tri- Hexapentaphenicol found in Tokay gecko's saliva. It is also believed that this compound is effective against deadly viruses like the H1N1 and HIV. However, IT must be noted that this article was written up to The Date, there was no Accurate Scientific Research Can that support this claim. Another Reason attributed to The High demand for Tokay Geckos is The increased popularity of Geckos As Pets. More and more people are becoming attracted to these wonderful creatures. However, it must be considered that wild-caught Tokay Gecko are hard to tame and can easily become aggressive when handled. They are known to bite pretty nasty and can actually draw blood. This is also apparent in new borns. This is The Reason Why efforts are being Made by Tokay Gecko Owners to breed Geckos in captivity to tame these Rather aggressive creatures and Help Maintain their Numbers. With their Population greatly declining in Malaysia and The Philippines, The poachers are now heading to The Indies especially. the states of Assam, Manipur, and Mizoram. The Locals are paid good sum of Money for an Adult Tokay Gecko and are Offered Even Higher pay for a Healthy Geckos, Many of The Locals Have engaged in Catching Tokays from The Wild and rear IT Better Price for themselves and sell them later. Because of The alarming decrease in The Population of Tokay Geckos in The Southeast Asian Countries, Local Legislatives of these Countries Have taken any Action to Prevent Importation of Tokay Geckos Without Proper Permit. Tokay Geckos are very interesting creatures. They can walk on almost every surface. They can see full colors at night. They live and hunt on their own. And for gecko owners, Tokay gecko is very easy to care and can easily adapt to their new environment. They are also easy to breed and keep as pets compared to other reptiles. There are dozens of myths that surrounds this wonderful creature, some of them might be true, some are simply tales of human creativity, the product of long traditions of different cultures. Keeping Tokay geckos and breeding them in captivity might be among the best means to maintain and keep their numbers and survive for generations to come.

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Tokay Gecko has been an important part of long-established beliefs and folklores in most Southeast, Asian countries for. Instance in Indonesia Tokay geckos, are used to predict the future using the sound they make and are believed to bring good. Luck to their owners. In Japan they believe, that Tokays are an incarnation of the, imperial dragon and uses Tokay geckos. In almost every ritual.

.Aside from being a part of the rich cultures of most Southeast Asian countries among the, reasons why Tokay geckos are. Highly valued is because of the believed medicinal values of these lizards. In various traditional, Chinese medicine the. Dried skins of gecko is an essential ingredient together with other medicinal herbs are used to treat several diseases like. Diabetes asthma cancer,,,Skin diseases etc. These traditional medicines with powdered Tokay gecko skins are particularly known to cure skin, diseases. Today some people, believe that eating the tongue and heart of Tokay geckos can cure AIDS and other incurable, diseases. This can be attributed to the presence of the compound Tri - Hexapentaphenicol found in Tokay gecko 's saliva.It is also believed that this compound is effective against deadly viruses like the H1N1 and HIV. However it must, be. Noted that up to the date this article, was written there was no accurate scientific research that can support this claim.


Another. Reason attributed to the high demand for geckos is the increased popularity of Tokay geckos as pets.More and more people are becoming attracted to these wonderful creatures. However it must, be considered that wild-caught. Tokay Gecko are hard to tame and can easily become aggressive when handled. They are known to bite pretty nasty and can. Actually draw blood. This is also apparent in new borns.This is the reason why efforts are being made by Tokay gecko owners to breed geckos in captivity to tame these rather. Aggressive creatures and help maintain their numbers.


With their population greatly declining in Malaysia and, the Philippines. The poachers are now heading to the Indies especially the states of, and Manipur Assam, Mizoram.The locals are paid good sum of money for an adult Tokay gecko and are even offered a higher pay for, healthy geckos many. Of the locals have engaged in catching Tokays from the wild and rear it themselves and sell them for better price later.


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Because of the alarming decrease in the population of Tokay geckos in the Southeast, Asian countriesLocal legislatives of these countries have taken action to prevent any importation of Tokay geckos without proper permit.

Tokay. Geckos are very interesting creatures. They can walk on almost every surface. They can see full colors at night. They live. And hunt on their own. And for, gecko owners Tokay gecko is very easy to care and can easily adapt to their new environment.They are also easy to breed and keep as pets compared to other reptiles. There are dozens of myths that surrounds this. Wonderful creature some of, them might be true some are, simply tales of human creativity the product, of long traditions. Of different cultures.Keeping Tokay geckos and breeding them in captivity might be among the best means to maintain and keep their numbers and. Survive for generations to come.