Bry: Thank you for your input. By putting 2 in each tank, at least that would still eliminate one tank. I definitely don't want to cramp them. I feed them all crickets in the tank occassionally, but most of the time I take each one out and feed them juvenile Orange Head Roaches in a large bowl outside of their tank. It is kind of a bonding time for me with each of them. After they eat, I hold them and talk to them. They seem to like it... :o) Tobey
-------------------------------------------------------- In a message dated Wed, 27 Feb 2002 2:40:31 PM Eastern Standard Time, "Bryan Zigler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I currently have 3 leopard gecko females in a 20 long. They get along pretty > good. But, my youngest one is the most aggressive when it comes to feeding, > so it seems to intimidate the two larger more laid-back females. So, they > come out and eat after the youngun' has finished eating and gone to hide or > bask, and they don't eat very much. I give plenty food for 3, but the > youngest one gobbles everything up except for what she misses. So when the > older females start hunting, I give them more food, but they don't eat much. > I'm thinking of separating them so it's less stressful for all 3 of them. I > currently have 5 hides in that enclosure right now, they all seem to get > along quite well. It does seem a bit cramped in a 20 long with three > females, but otherwise they get along okay. > > I would say more hides than geckos so they can choose another hide for > themselves if they want. 4 in a 20 long seems kind of cramped to me because > 3 seems cramped here. So, I would consider setting up two 20 longs and > putting two geckos in each tank. Just my two cents. > > Bry > > _________________________________________________________________ > Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com > > ########################################################################### > THE GLOBAL GECKO ASSOCIATION LISTSERV > WebSite: www.gekkota.com Archive: [EMAIL PROTECTED]/ > The GGA takes no responsibility for the contents of these postings. > ###########################################################################
