Hi all.I have 2 female leos and I was wondering if I could house them in the same setup without a male,although I intend to buy a male and start breeding.They have both been in seperate setups about 2 and a half months and are well adapted to captive housing.If I can do this are there any other setup requirements such as extra housing on both ends of the cage?Thanks for your feedback!
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Introducing Geckos in the same setup
mx6188
Jul 24, 2003 12:59 PM
Replies (2)
Cleopatra
Jul 24, 2003 01:02 PM
If your tank is big enough then yes, you can probably house them together. just make sure there are enough hiding spots for them, maybe 2 to 3 dry hides and one large humid hide should work. if you see any tail shaking, chasing, or biting, then separate them again.
cleo
1:3 leos (Phoenix, Beanie, Pixie, Katrina)
2 eggs cooking
mx6188
Jul 24, 2003 05:34 PM
Should there be 2 food bowls or just one food bowl with twice the ammount of food?Thanks
