Hey Dana,
Just give him a Prozac in his next babyfood batch! ;) For some reason,
he is riled up. Unless he stays dark I would not worry about it.
Julie B.
Dana wrote:
Hi All -
I have few Giant Day geckos, but I haven't mated any of them yet. I
noticed that one of the males, whose tank happens to be next to the
female's tank was changing colors today - he was going from dark green
to his normal lighter green color, and changing back and forth several
times in the few minutes that I had available to watch them (I've
never seen him do this before). I saw that he was staring at her (I
think), and I am wondering if this changing of color was because he
was attracted to her or was it territorial? I am inclined to think it
was territorial because he turned a dark color, which they do when
they are stressed, but I really have no idea. Any thoughts from
anyone? I really appreciate any feedback.
Thanks,
Dana
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Providence, RI
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