Can you house two male crested geckos together?

Females and males don’t fight over territory. Males generally only attack other males in their space. For this reason, you’ll never want to keep two male crested geckos in the same enclosure. This will very likely result in fighting, which could cause injury or death for your geckos.

How many male crested geckos can live together?

You can keep one male and several female crested geckos together. Male crested geckos may fight, particularly when in the company of females, and should not be kept together. Crested geckos can live 15-20 years in captivity.

Can crested geckos coexist?

They will BOTH suffer and possibly even die. If you intend to breed your crested geckos then temporarily housing a male and female or male and a trio of females together is just fine. Also, females can be kept together in a small group, which works for many keepers.

How many crested geckos can live in a 30 gallon tank?

A 30-gallon tank is generally recommended for a pair of crested geckos. However, my recommendation would be to get an even bigger tank. So a big tank (40-gallon or lager) has the added benefit that you can keep more than one crested gecko in it.

Do crested geckos get lonely?

Here Is How Social Crested Geckos Are. The crested Gecko is a crepuscular solitary creature that prefers to live alone. Left to their own devices, and you will only be tolerated. They will never be as social as your family dog, but with some work, they can bond with their humans with their form of affection.

Do crested geckos like to be held?

Crested Geckos make amazing pets- they are tiny dinosaurs with the loveliest eyelashes. They are quite docile and like being handled.

Do crested geckos talk to each other?

If you have few crested geckos in the same tank, they are very likely to communicate at night. They make squeaking/chirping/whistling sounds to mark territory, tell each other to leave them alone etc.

Can you house two male crested geckos together? Females and males don’t fight over territory. Males generally only attack other males in their space. For this reason, you’ll never want to keep two male crested geckos in the same enclosure. This will very likely result in fighting, which could cause injury or death for your…