Can you put two male crested geckos together?
John Peck
Published May 03, 2026
In this regard, can you have two male crested geckos together?
First, never keep 2 males of any type of gecko together as they will certainly fight. Also, separate subadult males from females until they are adults. This avoids the male from breeding with a female not large enough to breed (at least 40 grams). Baby crested geckos can be kept together without an issue.
Subsequently, question is, can you have multiple crested geckos in one tank? You can keep one male and several female crested geckos together. Male crested geckos may fight, particularly when in the company of females, and should not be kept together. Crested geckos can live 15-20 years in captivity.
In this way, can I have two crested geckos live together?
You can keep crested geckos in small groups, but do not house males together, as they are likely to fight. Pairs or trios consisting of one male and two females usually live together harmoniously. Adult crested geckos may view hatchlings or juveniles as potential prey, and attempt to eat them.
Do crested geckos need to be in pairs?
No, crested geckos do not need friends, and only pair males and females together if you want babies.