Hi all

GILA · #1 08-20-2011, 12:53 AM

My name is jacky and im from s.a. I have a question, and i know im gone get all the answer im looking for,
i have a pair of leopard geckos, and recently i got a tiger gecko aswel, so i want to know if it is posible to put them together in on inviro. Realy do love them and dont want them to get hurt...and what is the right inviroment for a tiger gecho

Yoshi'smom · #2 08-20-2011, 10:20 AM

Welcome to GU! I don't know much in the way of Tiger Geckos but that you should not house more than one species of gecko in the same enclosure. Are your Leo's already in the same tank? If so and they're stable, I wouldn't stress them out by putting someone else in there. Also remember that some geckos require different things as far as housing needs.

GILA · #3 08-21-2011, 02:58 PM

Thanks; My Leo's are in one tank for some time now, and theyre doing good in there, but im scared of stressing them. thanks ill keep that in mind before puting anything in their tank. Do you know about Leo's? my female is very grumpy, and she is always so lovable

Yoshi'smom · #4 08-21-2011, 03:10 PM

I do have a Leo that I've had for a bout two years. I've raised him since a hatchling. I know a bit about them. If your female is housed with a male then she could be gravid. She'll prolly be grumpy if she is gravid. Sometimes they have bad days though. They are nocturnal so if you're taking her out during the day that could be why she's grumpy. All she wants to do is sleep. Otherwise if she's still eating and pooing and generally active then you really don't have anything to worry about. Let us know if anything else out of the ordinary is going on.

GILA · #5 08-21-2011, 03:29 PM

Well they do eat very well but i did saw the poo is a bit watery...and that worry's me. But i can't say if its from the male of female. I do monitor them so well see what happens. Could it be because she just shedded.

**Elizabeth Freer** · #6 08-23-2011, 05:04 AM

Hi Jacky ~

Welcome to GU!

Is your tiger gecko a Pachydactylus tigrinus? If so, they are much smalller than leopard geckos and require a separate cage.

Mixing species is not advised.

Please check this link for leopard gecko care recommendations: http://www.geckosunlimited.com/commu...-nutshell.html