[Tog]

Hi to everyone within geckos unlimited.
As title suggests ive been reading through many posts for a while now. This has often answered the questions I have had. So aswell as saying hi i need to say thank you to you all for discussing your problems and ideas as it helps more than just the poeple replying to the threads.
Now that i own a single crestie and 2 electric blue williamsi gecko's im sure i will be a regular on the forums.

Now off to the classifieds to try and solve a problem

[Elizabeth Freer]

Hi Tog ~

Welcome to GU! And thanks for your thanks! Nice to hear that you plan to become a "regular" poster .

You seem to be the independent sort who will search for answers to your questions to see whether the issue has been covered in the past.

Best wishes with your crestie and Lygodactylus williamsi pair

[Tog]

Thank you for the welcome.

Yeah im certainly someone who would rather search to try and solve their problems or get answers.

My Lygodactylus williamsi "pair" are my current problem. It turns out i have two maels
I would like to try and find a female for trade or something but just coming up completely empty at the moment

[Elizabeth Freer]

Rather be safe than sorry. You may already know that you should not keep two males together. Aggression or dominance may occur.

(Just in case you have not heard)

[Tog]

Indeed i am aware that two males should not be kept together which is why i need to find a female to trade for one of the guys. Any suggestions would be greatly recieved or should i start i new thread else where

[Elizabeth Freer]

I don't have any leads for you about your two male L. williamsi. Do start a new thread. You could also post a classified.

Originally Posted by Tog

Indeed i am aware that two males should not be kept together which is why i need to find a female to trade for one of the guys. Any suggestions would be greatly recieved or should i start i new thread else where