surferdude375
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Can Goniurosaurus be handled and how fast are they? Thanks 
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Geckoworld
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Firstly, no they are very vulnerable to being stressed out.
Secondly, please do not spam and cross post the same question. Why not take a look through some of the great sites on the net with photos of many species, such as geckosunlimited.com, geckoworld.net and gekkota.com. Then why not make a post with all the species you have taken an interest to and we can help you pick an ideal gecko for handling. However I would simply not recommend any geckos for handling. But if you insist, you want a hardy species such as Leopard geckos, or even Elizabeth's suggestion
Secondly, please do not spam and cross post the same question. Why not take a look through some of the great sites on the net with photos of many species, such as geckosunlimited.com, geckoworld.net and gekkota.com. Then why not make a post with all the species you have taken an interest to and we can help you pick an ideal gecko for handling. However I would simply not recommend any geckos for handling. But if you insist, you want a hardy species such as Leopard geckos, or even Elizabeth's suggestion
Nathan Hall
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As Ray said, you could've just posted a general handling question. It looks like folks answered most of your handling queries, so I guess that will be helpful to other geckophiles.
I tend to agree. Some geckos can tolerate handling more than others (leopards, fat-tails, cresteds, etc.)