ButterflyGirl89
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My question is: should I get a new female to put in with my male?
I'm concerned as to what the likelihood of him getting along with the new female would be, and I'd hate to have to have separate enclosures.
The story: Years ago I bought 2 giant day geckos off of craigslist. The owner at the time didn't know it, but he had raised a male and female together. After a while of me owning them they started breeding. They pretty much always got along. About a year ago my female died and I was devastated. I have an exoterra 24 x 18 x 24. Live sansaveria and hollow bamboo poles. I feed Repashy Day gecko formula and dusted crickets.
I'm concerned as to what the likelihood of him getting along with the new female would be, and I'd hate to have to have separate enclosures.
The story: Years ago I bought 2 giant day geckos off of craigslist. The owner at the time didn't know it, but he had raised a male and female together. After a while of me owning them they started breeding. They pretty much always got along. About a year ago my female died and I was devastated. I have an exoterra 24 x 18 x 24. Live sansaveria and hollow bamboo poles. I feed Repashy Day gecko formula and dusted crickets.