lots of geckos have vocalizations and so do cresties. There can be many reasons for it. It could be mating or aggressive displays or excitement over something. I only have one crested and never heard it vocalize. From what I have read much of the vocalization occurs when cresteds are kept together with other to interact with. I would say that if he wasn't being aggressive or trying to get away then it could have been excitement or contentment. My giant day gecko makes almost a purring noise when you feed it it's favourite baby food off your finger.
Two of my cresties would do that. It always seemed like a display of affection but I never knew for sure. Others told me they thought it was a sign of fear, tough to say..
Mine walked up to his favourite spot on the end of a bamboostick yesterday and vocalized, mating call i think, maybe hes mature now^^ he is 11months old.
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