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RE: M/F size diffrence?

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Posted by: mike1234 at Sat Aug 23 09:21:08 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by mike1234 ]  
   

i agree with whats posted already, but theres no urgency in it. you most likely have 2 males. people will always rip you off if they can. look under the geckos. if theres things that resemble male reproductive organs, its a male, without is a female. the size difference is stress, i have no doubt there. cresties dont drop their tails unless they have no choice. ive never had one which wasnt attacked, or picked on drop its tail. they need to be seperated, because you have one gecko being very agressive towards its tank mates. again, its not a id rather not seperate anymore. the amount of food isnt an option of worry. its the gecko killing the other. it will happen unless acted upon.


   

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