BIG problem

[RepBex]

okay i have a 20 gallon tank with 2 geckos in and i thought they where both female sexed them a cupple of times i looked just now and i think my albino is male but is housed with speedy that again i am unsure about

i dont i really think hooks male but i dont know the pore are not that big maybe its just more visible cos they are on a albino (tangerine):main_no:

i really dont know what to do they are fine together no fights nothing

i cannot get pics cos camara is no good :main_angry:


HELP

 

[thekooliest]

Ummm...kinda confusing but i think your trying to say you have to "thought-to-be" females in a tank.
One now appears to be male.
If that is what you said, here is my answer.
We can't really judge without pictures, so unless you get pix...I would say separate them unless you want kids.
-Sam

 

[RepBex]

i carnt separate thats the thing

i would not mind "kids" but wont be be bad for them if i do keep them together ?

if one is male if there is any bullying etc i will do my best to seportate but they are fine at the moment

 

[Bling_my_leo]

If I were you, I would put a plexi glass tank divider in the 20 gallon tank. I had to do the same thing.

Good luck.

 

[RepBex]

but will they fight ?
?can you give a pic of your tank ?

 

[Bling_my_leo]

I don't have a pic of my tank, sory. No, they will not fight. If it helps, you could put a tank divider in that is non-see through. That way you can make sure they will not fight.

 

[nats]

Just put a divider in there, even if it's only cardboard. You have a
20g long tank? Problem solved!!

 

[nats]

but will they fight ?
?can you give a pic of your tank ?

They dont have to be fighting to need seperation.
You need to watch their behavour. If one of them is constantly trying to
get out, it may be stressed by the other animal. They compeat for food and
favorite hiding spots. Conflicts can happen, even if you dont see any fighting.

P.S. One leo being bigger than the other can cause stress too.