The common house Gecko, brown gecko or brown lizard does not possess poison or venom producing glands, as such it is not poisonous. It does however have small sharp teeth and will bite if it feels that it needs to defend itself from an attack. For this reason it is best to observe the gecko from a distance and not try to grab and hold it.
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