Can a newt salamander and two leopard geckos live in the same tank?

Answer 1

Leopard geckos are compatible with a female housed with another female. Generally, they will mind one anothers company and not bother one another. In some cases, females will show dominance and could nip or bite a tank mate. So be sure to monitor their terrarium to ensure no bullying is taking place. A male cannot be housed with another male because once they reach maturity, males will show aggressive tendencies to prove who is dominant. This can ultimately lead to infection or even death. Males do great with multiple females if your expecting to breed.

Answer 2

Yes, but it is not recommended because Leopard Geckos enjoy having their own space. However, a 20 gallon tank would be suitable for two Leopard Geckos.

A ten gallon is cruel for even one adult Leo. Don't be cheap, the gecko is your responsibility.

Answer 3

yes you can as long as the tank is 20 gallons and at least a foot tall with a hiding spot for each gecko and as long as it is not 2 males they will fight and you will start noticing blood so i would get a male and a female but if you are planning to not mate them keep them in separated 10-20 gallon tanks

Answer 4

With most medium - large sized geckos, 10 Gallons of tank space is good for one animal. The leopard gecko is a medium sized gecko and you would require 30Gallons of tank space for 3 leopard geckos. If 2 males are present, they will fight for dominance, territory and the right to breed. They will fight till death. Do not house more than 1 male in a terrarium.

Answer 5

yes,use a 10 gallon tank and keep 2 females if you want babies keep a male and a female

but don't keep 2 males together as they fight till the death

Answer 6

Yes. If they are male and female they will mate and lay eggs.

Answer 7

not if threre are two males