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Just curious...
Has anyone had any experience housing different rhacs together? Say, a crested and a chahoua? I know that two males would be very unhappy, but what about 2 females?
Just curious...
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From what i read Crested geckos require slightly lower temperature (by2f i think),besides it is never really a good idea too keep two lizards of different species in the same enclosure.I never tried the pair nor have i heard of it ,but it is prob not a good idea.
Why? Why do humans always look to the sky? Why do you try so hard to fly when you don't have any wings? We'll run on our own legs. - Kiba "Wolf's rain"
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The size difference is a bad idea. If they are the same size, yeah they'd be just fine.
I've never done it, but I recall something either by allen repashy or philippe de vosjoli mentioning about successfully housing young rhacs of two different species but similar size together without problems.
I currently house all of my crested geckos singly, even though the females get along. It's just so much easier to monitor eating habits.
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Re: Just curious...
Mkay - thanks for the .02$!
Is there really that much of a size discrepancy between the two species? I have never seen a chaoua in person...
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Re: Just curious...
i was on pangea reptile forum today and someone is selling a crestie/chahoua hybrid.
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Re: Just curious...
 Originally Posted by WIpythonGUY
i was on pangea reptile forum today and someone is selling a crestie/chahoua hybrid. 
Yeah... I have seen those. I really don't want to get into the whole hybrid thing. It is a very hot-button topic (and frankly, I don't agree with the practice. >.<)
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