Most geckos are active at night. This makes it easier for them to hunt for insects and avoid the extreme temperatures of the desert during peak sunlight hours. However, some geckos, notably from the genus Phelsuma, are diurnal, or active during the day. These geckos are called day geckos. Knowing whether the gecko you are trying to catch is active during the day or during the night will determine when and how you approach these lizards. Geckos from the genus Phelsuma are indigenous to Madagascar and several islands in the Indian Ocean, but have been introduced to Hawaii and Florida in the United States by humans. Geckos from the genus Lygodactylus are native to parts of Africa, including Madagascar, and parts of South America. Geckos from the genus Gonatodes are native to the Caribbean Islands and parts of Central and South America. Geckos from the genus Eurydactylodes are native to the Southwest Pacific region, located in New Caledonia and Koumac. The Moorish gecko, from the genus Tarentola, is indigenous to South Europe and North Africa, but has been introduced by humans to Florida and California in the United States. Tokay and leopard geckos are naturally nocturnal, but have been observed in captivity to adjust to diurnal cycles. If you have a pet tokay or leopard gecko, it may have adapted to your diurnal schedule, and you may need to search for your gecko during the day. If you decide to look for a nocturnal gecko during the day (or a diurnal gecko during the night), knowing where the gecko sleeps may be helpful. Many geckos seek out sheltered, warm places to sleep. In the wild, geckos may sleep hidden under tree bark, in natural crevices, or underneath larger objects. If you're looking for a wild gecko in your yard, try peeling back loose tree bark or lifting fallen tree branches. If you're searching in or around your home, look for small cracks in the foundation, gaps in the siding or floor boards of your home, or anywhere else a small lizard might fit. Geckos are cold-blooded, which is important to keep in mind as you search for a gecko. If you are trying to find a gecko that is loose in your house, and you keep your home air conditioned, the gecko may seek out a warmer location within your house, such as underneath heat-emitting appliances like refrigerators. Laws that govern the catching and keeping wild animals, including geckos, can vary widely from one state to another, and from one country to another. Check with your local Department of Agriculture or your country's office of disease control, or contact your local government on regional regulations regarding the keeping of wild geckos as pets.
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One-sentence summary -- Know your gecko's active periods. Know where to look. Understand a gecko's ideal temperature. Know the legality of keeping a wild gecko.

If you're mean to your dog, your dog will become afraid of you. Dogs look up to their owners like little kids look up to their parents. Treat your dog lovingly by speaking to it in a pleasant voice, spending time petting and cuddling, and showing lots of affection. When your dog is good, give it a treat and a belly scratch. Your dog will reward you with endless affection in return. Research shows that dogs enjoy being petted even more than receiving praise. Pet your dog every day to show your dog how much you care. Yelling at your dog or hitting your dog is always a bad idea. It's cruel and also ineffective. Dogs who get treated meanly end up confused and scared; they don't know what you want them to do, so they either act out or cower. Never punish your dog for doing something wrong. Instead, reward your dog for what it does right to build trust and help your dog see the right thing to do. Positive reinforcement is the best way to get your dog to behave the way you want. Reward good behavior. Punishing your dog creates fear and general discontent. Dogs make wonderful companions you can take with you to the places you enjoy, like parks, beaches, or even just around the neighborhood. Your dog will enjoy excursions just as much as you, and taking it along is a great way to bond and have some fun together. If you take your dog along in the car, open the window so it can enjoy the air. Just make sure it's not down so far that the dog can jump out. If you take your dog along to places you like, make sure you follow leash rules and pay attention if dogs aren't allowed in a certain place. If your dog spends time around lots of other people and dogs, it will learn to be friendly and social. A good way to socialize your dog is to take it to the dog park, where it will get a chance to play with other dogs and dog-friendly owners. Many dog parks are members-only, requiring pet owners to fill out an application before they're given a pass to enter the park. This is to make sure that all the dogs in the park have received their shots and prevent the spread of disease.
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One-sentence summary -- Be kind to your dog. Don't punish your dog. Bring your dog to fun places. Socialize your dog with others.

On the top right corner, tap the down arrow to open the app's menu. Tap on "Communities" and select any community you've already joined. Tap "Choose people to share with." Set it as public for anyone on Google+ to see or choose a certain circle you want to share the post with. When you're done adding who you'd like to invite, in the top right corner, touch the checkmark. Type in your message on the text box. Once you're through, In the bottom right corner of the post, touch the send icon. Your post can now be seen on the News Feed section.
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One-sentence summary -- Open the app's menu. Select a community you want to share. Near the top right corner, tap the person icon. Set the audience of your post. Share the community.

Take a step back. Blink, walk around for a couple of minutes, and chase the look of your face from the freshest place in your mind before examining how your eyeliner looks again. Sometimes, staring at something for too long can distort our image of it. Make a judgment on your success or failure only after stepping away to give yourself a fresh perspective. After applying the liquid liner, let it dry briefly before you blink. If you blink immediately after applying it, the eyeliner could smear. If you do accidentally smudge a little of the liner, however, you can simply clean up the smear with a cotton swab soaked in makeup remover. , if you want. Once your eyeliner is set, this is the time to apply mascara. Choose a color that coordinates with your eyeliner, and sweep it across the underside of your upper lashes, moving from roots to ends.
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Step away from your reflection and judge your final look. Let dry for 10 to 15 seconds. Add mascara