keyserlingii+gekko gecko?

[spocky]

hello

i was wondering , is it a problem to keep keyserlingii and tokays together?
if the one side is humid and the other isn't and you would take the minimum humdity from the tokay and the maximum of the keyserlingii. would that cause any problems?

 

[Justin]

It is a problem to keep them together, they require completely different needs, are both agressive geckos, one is arboreal the other terrestrial, etc, etc. Basically big bad idea.

 

[The Gecko Garden]

the term "total carnage" comes to mind. :shock:

 

[Brian]

It's really hard to segragate humidity like that.

 

[kcgeckoguy]

badbadbad

In my opinion, all species of gecko should be kept separate from eachother. Tokays kill all that moves unless its a baby tokay.

 

[Bowfinger]

Not to mention the possibility of introducing new parasites from one species to another. That combination actually might work with both geckos living many years with the right set up, but for many reasons it is not even worth doing. I clean my cages out before introducing a new species even if not kept at the same time. This is to prevent a problem. That is the idea, many things might work but based on old information and facts there are things you just don’t do.

 

[darth_gecko]

ok spocky what possesed you 2 think tht a tokay and afrog-eyed would even get along its like introducing gangas kharn to a city of pesents <not good>