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Posted by: Adrn at Sat Apr 5 00:14:48 2008 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Adrn ] Of the two mated pairs I find that my quads are more active or out and about than my laticaudas during the day in relation to the males. My female laticauda is just as social. However, all four have actively taken fruit mix or crickets that are finger fed. It is always best to keep pairs. Harems tend to promote aggression among the females and eventually one or more will not be able to thrive due to dominance. Those big screen enclosures sound nice, but may be hard to maintain humidity. Live plants and misting can help. They would be great for outdoor day gecko cages during late spring to summer. If you have access to some vertically oriented glass tanks, 20gal or bigger would be nicer for pairs. [ Reply To This Message ] [ Subscribe to this Thread ] [ Hide Replies ]
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RE: Two day gecko questions - Adrn, Sat Apr 5 00:14:48 2008