AntMan612
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Ooopsie! I wonder how common "unintentional breedings" happen like this and by whom?
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thegeckoguy
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Ya they seemed a little to busy exploring. Both were going in different ways and just doing there own thing and avoiding eachother. I dont see any marks so they hopefully didnt breed. Thanks, ill call if i ever need any help with it. Ill hopefully be starting it really soon as i have alot more time on my hands with school out
Mel&Keith
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You've been around here for a little while now, you honestly had no idea that they would try to breed if you had them in the same tank. I would be upset if I had given someone a "pet only" gecko and they stuck it in a tank with a gecko of a different gender. I hope they didn't breed...
AntMan612
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Mel&Keith said:
But, he only promised he wouldn't breed him, not to house him separately from the female
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godzillizard
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We are simply misinterpreting things here--Justan is a good guy who truly loves his geckos. He got 3 geckos from me, a pair of Aptors het Raptor and the 'freebie' big-eyed guy--he was talking about the Aptor pair being in the same cage together--not the big-eyed guy. Quit assuming the worst--not everyone is out there to sabotage the captive leo genetic!!!
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thegeckoguy
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Mel&Keith said:
Like Brian said above, i didnt put the pet only guy in the enclosure with a female. He had his own enclosure the second i got him home. It was the aptor pair i had together and they were only together temporarily.
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