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hi... my leopard geckos are about 3to 4 months old and the older one looks smaller than than the younger one... does it mean something? they're tails are fat and they are both eating alot and they are very healthy i was just wondering if it was a gender thing i still dont know the sexes of them and whens the earliest i could know. thank you
~Liz
It's not uncommon for an older to be smaller than a younger one. If they are both eating then you're good. You should be able to sex them around 6 to 8 months.
>>hi... my leopard geckos are about 3to 4 months old and the older one looks smaller than than the younger one... does it mean something? they're tails are fat and they are both eating alot and they are very healthy i was just wondering if it was a gender thing i still dont know the sexes of them and whens the earliest i could know. thank you
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>>~Liz
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You should also seperate them if the size difference gets too great. There were recent posts that someone's larger gecko ate a hatchling/juvinelle ( can't remember, someone correct me).
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