Im getting a baby fat tail gecko, and maybe a crested or a gargoyle gecko. can i put them in the same tank?

Question

Im getting a baby fat tail gecko, and maybe a crested or a gargoyle gecko. can i put them in the same tank?

Answer 1

Don't take the rest when it won't be that expensive to set up another small cage, don't keep them together.

They have different habitat requirements and needs for one, and will most likely fight.

Answer 2

No, they're completely different species.

Most reptiles don't even get along with their own species, don't ever mix lizard species.

Answer 3

Youre not supposed to have more than one species of lizard in the cage, even if both are geckos.. If you do have compadalbe species the rules are strict, just buy another cage. Just to play it safe.

Answer 4

Absolutely not.  These species have very different environment requirements.  Also, geckos do NOT want company.  Nearly all lizard species are solitary creatures and can actually fight if they are too overcrowded.

Also, it's not even smart to house 2 gargoyle geckos together as they are QUITE aggressive and will bite each others tails off even during breeding... and even if they're 2 females.  If you want another species, get another tank, period.  It's just not a good plan to mix them.

Answer 5

of course i keep a

iguana

bearded dragon

tree frog in the same cage