Phelsuma quadriocellata: Introducing a new pair

steve56616

New member
After months trying to locate a male P. quadriocellata I finally got one today.
He is a little bigger than my female.
I have introduced them into a new vivarium at the same time. She has gone brown but doesnt seem to be that bothered by him that much and both have been feeding. I am a little worried leaving them together un-supervised. Any advise on how I should do this?
 

jeroen de kruyk

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there shouldn't be much trouble to leave them. they are old enough
sometimes they need to have a little discussion to get to know eachother.
also , quadriocellata is an easy specie to keep, they are gentle especially the male ( own experience )
 

steve56616

New member
Just a quick update
They are getting along fine although she is the boss. I put a fly in there today, he grabbed it and she took it from his mouth and ate it while he watched :biggrin:
 

Elizabeth Freer

Well-known member
Just a quick update
They are getting along fine although she is the boss. I put a fly in there today, he grabbed it and she took it from his mouth and ate it while he watched :biggrin:

Just curious. Did you place the male into the female's established tank? She maybe rules the roost, because the male has "invaded"? Make sure you have plenty food for all.
 

steve56616

New member
No, I placed them both in a new viv at the same time. They get plenty of food but I like to give the odd fly from the garden when I catch one.
 
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