I also posted this on another forum I'm a member on. As a few of you may remember, my man and I entered this hobby somewhat abruptly at the beginning of this year as this post explains. Thanks to the members of this awesome forum (and others) pointing us in the right direction, things with Goo the Grossmans Gecko have since been going very well.
Recently an acquaintance of ours who works at a local pet shop offered to sell us his entire horribly inadequate setup, a 20g Reptiscreen type of enclosure containing two young G. Grossmanni and four young Green Anoles with a fixture and UVB light, for $30. Needless to say, they were all in terrible condition and I couldn't turn say no. Despite getting them all separated into proper QT enclosures right away and nursing them to the best of my ability, only two of the Anoles survived.
The others, however, are only getting better each day. I determined that both of the Geckos are young males, the remaining Anoles are a young m/f pair. I will post pictures when I can, right now my only camera's broken.
Enough boring back-story, now to the point. Two days ago (after the QT process) we removed Goo, de/re-constructed our 110g enclosure and introduced all three Geckos. So far so so good, there's been minimal interaction and feeding time went over without a hitch. My question is, other than the obvious tail-wagging, aggressive vocalizations, chasing, etc. what sort of things should I lookout for? Any advice would be appreciated!
Recently an acquaintance of ours who works at a local pet shop offered to sell us his entire horribly inadequate setup, a 20g Reptiscreen type of enclosure containing two young G. Grossmanni and four young Green Anoles with a fixture and UVB light, for $30. Needless to say, they were all in terrible condition and I couldn't turn say no. Despite getting them all separated into proper QT enclosures right away and nursing them to the best of my ability, only two of the Anoles survived.
The others, however, are only getting better each day. I determined that both of the Geckos are young males, the remaining Anoles are a young m/f pair. I will post pictures when I can, right now my only camera's broken.Enough boring back-story, now to the point. Two days ago (after the QT process) we removed Goo, de/re-constructed our 110g enclosure and introduced all three Geckos. So far so so good, there's been minimal interaction and feeding time went over without a hitch. My question is, other than the obvious tail-wagging, aggressive vocalizations, chasing, etc. what sort of things should I lookout for? Any advice would be appreciated!
