youngarchitect
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Hi,
So I've been on the hunt for some albinos for a while now,
I lucked out and got a package deal from the Urban Gecko.
It was too sweet of a deal to pass up really.
1 Male (24g) Phantom striped albino and 2 female albinos, both Tangerine Amelanistic and weighing at 29g and 30g.
The only problem is...
I have a 20 Gallon long with a normal striped single female in it. She's about 9 months old, measuring at 7.5 inches. I don't know how heavy she is.
She's got a good appetite and is in top notch condition.
Do you think I'll be alright with adding all 3 geckos in at the same time?
I know geckos aren't fish, but in some cases overwhelming population can reduce aggression.
I'll probably end up selling one of the females to be honest with ya, but do you think it will hold for a while?
The geckos are coming in Tuesday.
Too bad I just used my 10G tank for a kenyan sand boa.
Any help/advice is appreciated.
So I've been on the hunt for some albinos for a while now,
I lucked out and got a package deal from the Urban Gecko.
It was too sweet of a deal to pass up really.
1 Male (24g) Phantom striped albino and 2 female albinos, both Tangerine Amelanistic and weighing at 29g and 30g.
The only problem is...
I have a 20 Gallon long with a normal striped single female in it. She's about 9 months old, measuring at 7.5 inches. I don't know how heavy she is.
She's got a good appetite and is in top notch condition.
Do you think I'll be alright with adding all 3 geckos in at the same time?
I know geckos aren't fish, but in some cases overwhelming population can reduce aggression.
I'll probably end up selling one of the females to be honest with ya, but do you think it will hold for a while?
The geckos are coming in Tuesday.
Too bad I just used my 10G tank for a kenyan sand boa.
Any help/advice is appreciated.