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He came in today, the one that was replacing the one with the birth defect i got a week ago. He looks great!!! He is really healthy, great color and really active, but still docile. I love him! He ate like 7 or 8 crickets the minute i put him in the tank with the baby albino. Should i be watching out for any tension between them or will they be fine since they are babies? The blizzard is a little bigger than the albino, and it looked as if the albino may have been a little scared of him, but i could be wrong? Any thoughts?
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1.2.0 Leopard Geckos
0.1.0 Miniature long-haired dachsund

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well yeah i mean i would too, i just haven't seen a threat, the albino might have just looked tired, i'm not sure. If i ever saw one of them nip at the other or one of them wasn't getting food because of it i'd definately separate them
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1.2.0 Leopard Geckos
0.1.0 Miniature long-haired dachsund

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It might be a good idea to quarantine the new one as a precaution. You don't want to introduce a disease to the other leo. Just a thought.

Regards,

Terry
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Terry Brashear
1.0.0 High Yellow
0.1.0 Lavender
0.1.0 Hypo Carrot-tail
2.5.0 "Tigers" Designer
1.1.0 Tangerine
0.0.2 Tremper Albino
0.0.3 High Yellow/Lavender
0.0.2 High Yellow/Hypo Carrot-tail
24 eggs incubating
http://www.naturepixels.com

Regardless of where you got your geckos, it is a good idea to quarantine ANY newly aquired reptile for at least 30 days.
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Marcia McGuiness
Golden Gate Geckos
www.goldengategeckos.com

Yeah we were discussing this earlier today, just might have to.
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1.2.0 Leopard Geckos
0.1.0 Miniature long-haired dachsund