Can two male leopard gecko live together?

Answer 1

No. If you put a boy leopard gecko with a girl leopard gecko they will get aggressive with you, you can't put 2 boys in the same cage, either. 2 females are OK, but leopard geckos like to be alone

Answer 2

Yes, you can keep a male gecko and a female gecko together. However, do not do so if you are not willing to care for any and all eggs/young geckos that come from it! Don't expect your geckos to not breed, because they will. Also, make sure your habitat is large enough for both of them, and they're both the same species!

Answer 3

No. Two Males in one cage/vivarium will fight and might even kill each-other. You can house two females however and will usually live quite happily together. You can also house a male and female together but breeding is inevitable.

Answer 4

you can put 2 females together but it is not that good of an idea for 2 males but for females as long as both of them get along you can also put a male and female together but they will breed.

Answer 5

Yes you can put a male and female together. It is the two males you can't put together because they will start fighting. But if you do put them together, they might breed and the female could lay eggs.

Answer 6

No - they will fight for dominance. The winner will always assert it's status over the loser, get the lions-share of the food, and the other one will grow weaker and die.

Answer 7

No, two male geckos cannot live together. They will fight and kill one another to prove dominance.

Answer 8

Hi! Never ever put two male leopard geckos together. They will fight and can cause injurys to each other.

Answer 9

no because they will try to kill each other, its a territorial thing

Answer 10

2 male geckos within the same terrarium will promote bullying. Males will fight over space, mates and food and these fights can lead to death. Do not house males together.