CinTob
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Hello Again!
So... Again, my male and female Day Geckos are healthy (I believe). They eat, shed, are growing, have a very nice home, etc. My concern today... I don't know what "normal" behavior looks like. They are approx. 9 months old. The female rarely leaves the front of the glass. She sleeps there every night. The male sleeps in a bit of a hide, but he's on the glass and you can see him. The lights come on at 8:00, and the sun is up, and so they have that light as well. They generally don't start moving about until 11:00 or so. The male can be seen many places throughout the day, the female generally can be found on the same spot on the front glass most of the day. I feed them crickets three days a week. They used to both "hunt" them. Now, mainly I see the male get excited. I don't even know if the female is getting any of them. (The viv is full of plants, leaf litter, etc., so once the crickets go in, I usually don't see them again.) So, again, I don't know what is normal, but it'd be nice to see the female more active. I've tried to feed the female, and have done so in the past, but for weeks she immediately hides if I offer her food. They're both fairly skittish. I've never handled them. Thoughts?
So... Again, my male and female Day Geckos are healthy (I believe). They eat, shed, are growing, have a very nice home, etc. My concern today... I don't know what "normal" behavior looks like. They are approx. 9 months old. The female rarely leaves the front of the glass. She sleeps there every night. The male sleeps in a bit of a hide, but he's on the glass and you can see him. The lights come on at 8:00, and the sun is up, and so they have that light as well. They generally don't start moving about until 11:00 or so. The male can be seen many places throughout the day, the female generally can be found on the same spot on the front glass most of the day. I feed them crickets three days a week. They used to both "hunt" them. Now, mainly I see the male get excited. I don't even know if the female is getting any of them. (The viv is full of plants, leaf litter, etc., so once the crickets go in, I usually don't see them again.) So, again, I don't know what is normal, but it'd be nice to see the female more active. I've tried to feed the female, and have done so in the past, but for weeks she immediately hides if I offer her food. They're both fairly skittish. I've never handled them. Thoughts?