what a some sign of aggressive behavior. i'm house two crest together and just need to know what to look for. they are both unsex. i will plan on getting their own cage after x-mas. they a close to the same size. i have two food bowl so their shouldnt be any fighting for food. i havent seen any fighting yet
what are the sign of aggressive behavior
- Thread starter cmcbec3
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Were you sure to put their names on the bowls so they know which one to use?
I doubt that two bowls will work out as intended. I assume that they're over 10 grams? Separate them imo. As a temporary enclosure I'd look at using a sterilite or rubbermaid or whatever plastic tub. i wouldn't use this for anything other than a stopgap.
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stellarawesome
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Multiple feed bins are suggested if you are housing multiple geckos to help cut down on potential squabbles.
Look for:
1.) One or both geckos loosing weight
2.) Bite wounds
3.) Chewed up tail
4.) Dropped tail
5.) You catch the geckos chasing each other around the tank/ constant squabbling or attacking.
6.) One or both geckos appearing just..unhealthy, lethargic (beyond say wintery conditions).
If they're both flourishing then the main thing you need to worry about is trying to sex them and get them separated until you are for sure on their sex. A male will try to breed as soon as he's physically capable.
Look for:
1.) One or both geckos loosing weight
2.) Bite wounds
3.) Chewed up tail
4.) Dropped tail
5.) You catch the geckos chasing each other around the tank/ constant squabbling or attacking.
6.) One or both geckos appearing just..unhealthy, lethargic (beyond say wintery conditions).
If they're both flourishing then the main thing you need to worry about is trying to sex them and get them separated until you are for sure on their sex. A male will try to breed as soon as he's physically capable.