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    Quote Originally Posted by Agent73 View Post
    I am personally against housing LEOS together in a single enclosure because usually at least 1 of them will try to establish dominance and stress out the others.

    LEOS are solitary GECKOS and I strongly believe they have a better quality of life housed alone.
    There, I fixed it.
    I do actually think Leos are best by themselves. Sometimes groupings will work but you have to be prepared to split them up if things don't work out.
    I also think a 20 long is the right size for a single Leo, not two or three...more geckos = much bigger tank IMO.

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