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Thinking about getting a Leo (or more)!
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[QUOTE="Mack92011, post: 1919318, member: 104375"] Hey, guys! I'm pretty new to the forum, and I had a Leo long ago when I was younger, unfortunately I didn't really know what I was doing and he passed fairly soon. However, after getting a bearded dragon and learning the ins and outs of getting temperature right I've really found a love in reptiles and lizards. I'd like to give it another shot and feel very confident in my ability to keep an enclosure and properly care for one. However, I do have a few questions because I've read a few different opinions and since so many people on the site seem to know what they're doing, I'd like to see if anyone has some first hand experience with larger enclosures and multiple Leos. I have a larger aquarium and have read that too much space can be bad news for a single gecko, so I've thought about getting two or maybe 3 (It's roughly a 35-40 gallon tank) with plenty of hides. I know you cannot house two males together, but has anyone had any experience housing multiple females or a single male and some females together? I'm not opposed to adding a separator to the middle of the aquarium if things seem to be going poorly.3 Any advice or suggestion is welcome! Thanks! - Mackenzie [/QUOTE]
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