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Females Larger Than Males??? n/p
herpfreak523
Nov 30, 2004 12:32 PM
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johndoe10688
Nov 30, 2004 06:05 PM
np
lzrdldy530
Dec 01, 2004 02:34 PM
I think Anthony Caponetto said so of cresteds, but it isn't true at my house. I have 4 males and 8 females, and only the 2 younger males are still smaller than some of the females; my 2 older males easily outweigh all of my females and are impressive, even to my non-reptile eyes. Of course I believe all of my breeders are still under 3 years of age, and most are younger than 2, so perhaps in time the females WILL gain the upper hand (LOL).
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Terri
4:8:4 crested geckos: Popcorn, Goldfish, Harley, Bear, Big Red, Olive, Smudge, Blackie, Belle, Brilliant, Tina, Brick, Toni(y), Kermit, ChiliPepper & Spot
