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Dumbo, daft and fool! I'm not going to dignify your insults with further comment as you're clearly upset.
Suffice to say that ArtGecko has got my point, and I look forward to what the Paignton reptile keepers have to say. |
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a small green hatchling in a smallish viv and a gecko in there, i wouldnt agree with. BUT a large enclosure with a large green i do not see a problem whatsoever ?
neither species will be intrested in the other and anybody that thinks a large anaconda is going to go after a gecko wants their bumps feeling ![]()
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every one to there own is the answer. i dont mix and i would'nt mix but hay some do mix and if it works goodluck to them in 18 years iv never mixed my reps and never will so great thread. i like it gives the novice a clue on research befor doing anything rash good on you and hope all new to the reps will do research first
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Good call I guess. other day shop told me it would be ok to mix an anole they were selling, with my two leos. very tempted at the time, now I think I will give it a miss. rather have two happy leos than three unhappy reps.
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It's a big subject. As a rule I would avoid keeping different species together unless the following are known:
(1) A recognised authority (eg published author, maybe not TFH!) has reported success with the relevant species in the same tank; (2) Both are unlikely to interact much, eg a totally aquatic frog such as Xenopus and a day gecko. (3) or both are from the same region with same habitat preferences (4) both are of a size, temperament and diet where neither is likely to eat the other (eg Green Iguana and Basilisk). Also the individuals should be monitored even if theoretically compatible, as I find the character of individual lizards can vary - and that is not a case of anthromorphic wishful thinking! Obviously size of terrarium is also very important. |
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