thanks, hes not much of the forum geek that i am, so much as i do this, and then i ask him questions, and hell dictate responses to me. and what is SOH? yea, and rtb sucks for people into anything other then boas.
when theyre not breeding you can still keep the females together, as long as they are both adults and of adiquate size. the only tip that i tell everyone about keeping animals together, is make sure they are well fed, or else they will nip at eachother. if youre going to get them younger and raise them up, i would suggest keeping the sexes seperate untill they are quite large, because it does take a toll on them. i would suggest to you, just to keep an eye on them, and use your best judgement, if theyre not eating, loosing weight, blah blah blah, seperate them, if theyre doing fine, leave them be. for the life of me, i cant find ANYONE or anyWHERE that can give me a flat number of what is ideal breeding weight for fat tails. theyre just not dealt with as extensively as leopard geckos or even cresteds.
as for additional breeding tips, ill have to wait for him to get home. hes the one who deals with the eublepharids [besides the gonis] and im the rhacodactylus geek.
