male tubs next to each other?

[BrightReptiles]

Until now, we have tried to keep each males tub from being next to another males tub.. in a reorganization attempt, ordering them by id number, a few males would be next to each other. Obviously in separate tubs, but can see each other through the tubs. Is this a problem?

 

[im faster]

its fine

 

[fl_orchidslave]

Not usually a problem.

 

[BrightReptiles]

Thanks guys/gals. They don't seem to mind each other. Just wanted to be sure

 

[andrew5859]

Thanks for this post Richard I was actually wondering the same thing :main_yes:

 

[Hankj]

Thanks for this post Richard I was actually wondering the same thing :main_yes:

Hahah same here!

 

[fuzzballofdoom9]

just dont be alarmed when they start making a tail vibrating noise. It can really make you jump if your home alone.

 

[fl_orchidslave]

Anytime I've had geckos disturbed by the one next to them, a piece of cardboard is easily slipped between two tanks or tubs to block the view.

 

[BrightReptiles]

Wasn't going to bother bumping this but since someone did, everyone minds their business and it has had no ill effect.

 

[jermh1]

Crazy thing if no females are in the cage or tub you can keep males together, to at least 30g obviously separate them if they start to fight, but I’ve had to separate just as many F as M for fighting, and I have never had any serious M on M injuries.
My big males I keep on the same shelf and they dont seem to act any different.