I have the feeling the answer will be "no" but I'm going to ask anyway.
Our local humane society has 2 adult leopard geckos for adoption. They are bigger than any I've ever had but look very healthy. They're also very hand tame. I'm looking for a gecko or two as a classroom pet. I'd love to go adopt these two, but it says they are both male (I checked, and to me, they kind of look male - I didn't have much time though so I'll probably go back today and spend some more time with them). I don't have room for two tanks but I'd love to have them both if they could get along. Based on size, I'm guessing they're definitely over 2 years old (I had 2-year-old's that were smaller than these). They were in the same tank and were doing fine. They were brought in together and I believe were housed together at their former home (I can ask but no guarantee the humane society will know for sure).
I've got a "tank" I can borrow from my sister that's an old-school wooden TV frame (with the tv taken out and glass, heaters, lamps, etc. put in it). It's got two levels they can climb around on and I'd have lots of different hides. Is trying to keep the two males in it together even an option? If they did start fighting, I'd definitely rehome one of them.
I know you aren't supposed to be able to keep 2 male bearded dragons together but I have a friend who got two as little babies, they grew up together, and recently died of old age just a few months apart (and they never fought and the one got very lonely when the other died). I was wondering if these two geckos were a similar situation and would be ok with each other their whole lives.
Our local humane society has 2 adult leopard geckos for adoption. They are bigger than any I've ever had but look very healthy. They're also very hand tame. I'm looking for a gecko or two as a classroom pet. I'd love to go adopt these two, but it says they are both male (I checked, and to me, they kind of look male - I didn't have much time though so I'll probably go back today and spend some more time with them). I don't have room for two tanks but I'd love to have them both if they could get along. Based on size, I'm guessing they're definitely over 2 years old (I had 2-year-old's that were smaller than these). They were in the same tank and were doing fine. They were brought in together and I believe were housed together at their former home (I can ask but no guarantee the humane society will know for sure).
I've got a "tank" I can borrow from my sister that's an old-school wooden TV frame (with the tv taken out and glass, heaters, lamps, etc. put in it). It's got two levels they can climb around on and I'd have lots of different hides. Is trying to keep the two males in it together even an option? If they did start fighting, I'd definitely rehome one of them.
I know you aren't supposed to be able to keep 2 male bearded dragons together but I have a friend who got two as little babies, they grew up together, and recently died of old age just a few months apart (and they never fought and the one got very lonely when the other died). I was wondering if these two geckos were a similar situation and would be ok with each other their whole lives.
