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Totally agree…..

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Posted by mikecoscia on January 08, 2003 at 07:45:14:

In Reply to: Re: Crestie eating posted by RhacsRsweet on January 07, 2003 at 22:15:34:

RhacsRsweet is right. It is normal for a new gecko not to eat for a few days in its new surroundings. And adding a male will just stress her out even more. Not to mention any new animals should be quarantined for at least 3-5 months. I would remove the male and place him in his own enclosure. If you wish to breed them in the future, put them back together for a month or so, them separate them again. The geckos do much better by themselves IMO.
-Mike


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