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    Re: Striking out of aggression/defense/hunger? Something else?

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    I've kept other kinds of geckos but not cresties (so keep that in mind) but my guess is that she is mostly hungry, and as yet un-socialized. To a hungry gecko that
    is never handled, everything looks like (possible) food, lol.
    Thank you! I was thinking something along those lines, do you think its okay to start handling her now? Shes been settled in her tub for over a month with no disturbances, I think weighing her is the very most I've done. I kinda miss having her out! I could put a cloth over my hand to protect me from the blood thirsty beast (lol). You guys think she's ready?

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