In big tanks, tokays are normally non agressive against cagemates.
Anyhow, I would not try to mix tokays with other species in tanks smaller than 200g.
I do keep a pair of tokay together with a pair of G. vittatus since quite some time without any interference. I also have good experiences with mixing of tokays with Phelsuma mad. grandis or G. ulikovskii.
There are not many more gecko species of apt size and climatic need which would fit.
Maybe cresteds or Gehyra vorax may be possible. But since the latter can be quite agressive, I´d be careful. With Homopholis species it normally does not work, due to the high agressivity of these.

Any mixing needs a very close eye and lots of space as well as thoroughly deparasited animals. Do not forget that.

Ci@o

Ingo

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