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    i've read that the whole "leaving them alone to acclimate" thing doesn't apply to these guys; it's best to regularly handle them so they get used to it.

    i'm very, very new to cresties so keep that in mind. i would assume a gecko behaving that way is not aggressive, but hungry. as long as she keeps eating her CGD and gaining weight, i'd say regular handling will help snap her out of this behavior. idk how to gauge if you're over- or under-feeding her, so i'll leave that to someone with more experience.
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