New addition, "Toothless" the crocodile skink.
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Cool Dawn :biggrin:

Reese

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awwwwww he's so cute laurie!!! and congrats on the new addition dawn!

Got a new larger terrarium for my gecko so here's some pic's :biggrin:

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Looks nice Laurie. I bet Reece enjoys his new bigger diggs.

Thanks I think so to.

I also said that to Doug and he says "Oh yes I bet Reese is on the phone right now, calling all his gecko friends, telling them all about it" :rolleyes: Men! :lol:

Maybe Reese needs a friend. :biggrin:

With crested gecko's you can only keep females and juveniles together in the same terrarium. Even then you have to be careful and watch for fighting as they can do a lot of damage to one another. A male and female can be kept together while breeding but should be separated after. So generally speaking it's better to kept one by itself.

Agreed!!! They are solitary creatures!!!!