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tonight when i was feeding two of my leos both the male and the female eyed up the same mealworm, then the female struck at the mealworm and shortly after it was a game of tug of war!! has this eve rhappened between you guy's leos?? ( these 2 are juvi's) ..... second question i put liek 12 full grown crickets in a rubbermaid container for about a week with a small contatinor of moist dirt in it .. how do i know if they laid eggs?? what do they look like???
thanks everyone
Derek
You should try to make sure your leos are in different parts of the cage when you feed them. Or if they happen to end up really close 'cause they're running around after the crickets, make sure there's a bug for each of them so they don't go for the same one. Competition can get rough. I know one of my leos actually loses her appetite if the other one is eating in front of her.
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