In young geckos are the males generally bigger than females? I bought a group of 6 young leps and can only sex a few of them and all the males are visibly bigger. Can I house multiple females together with one male? I'll try to post up some pics so maybe a few of you can help, thanks.
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savvgawd
Dec 13, 2004 05:07 PM
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xNeViNx
Dec 13, 2004 05:09 PM
yes as long as the females are more then a year. if there not and the male breeds with them it can kill them. and the size doesnt ussually come out till there a lil older around 8 months
nevin
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