>>Hi everyone. Here is a picture of baby Angus. He/she is about three months old (we don't know the sex yet). I have a question--Angus was in an aquarium with another gecko when we got him/her and they got along fine. Does this mean that both geckos were female? Or do male leos get along well when they're babies? I've read that most pet store geckos are female. Thanks for the help!

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They can generally be kept together when young no matter what sex they are without fighting. I think problems usually only arise when dominate adults are competing for space. There is a lot of interesting information on this in the book "The Herpetoculture of Leopard Geckos". The book mentions an experiment where a breeding group of leopard geckos were kept in a single tank with several generations of babies hatching in the tank and growing to adulthood together with no problems. I highly recommend this book.
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