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can my gecko hear this?

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We have a lot of bats in our house so my landlord gave us these electronic pest control things that emit really high sounds. They are for rodents and mammal like gerbils, mice, bats, and stuff like that. My question is, does anyone know if my gecko can hear these? I took him otu to play tonight and he kept going back into his little shelter thing, and he seems to be more frightened than usual. I don't know if that's the sound thing or not, or if he's just being weird tonight.
 
I would turn all the electronic pest control things off for a while and move one close to your gecko, maybe in the next room not two feet away. Quietly observe your gecko and without moving etc have someone else turn on the noise maker device and observe your gecko for a reaction, after a few times you should be able to determine if it can hear the device.

This was all I could think of, I did a quick search and I couldn't find anything on the frequency sensitivity of a gecko's hearing.
 
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