Michel14 hat geschrieben:
Hello,
well, you never know for 100%, but ... I did the same with my L.kimhowelli as well as with my L.williamsi.
Of course, the dominant female Lygodactylus ran after the newcomer and chased her. However, if there's enough food, shelter and hiding place, according to my experience the Lygos get along fine with each other after a few days. Nevertheless, the first-aid terrarium is a "must" in case things don't work out fine.
My two female L.kimhowelli even lay their eggs nearly on the same day, so that there are up to 4 babies within one or two days.
Keep my fingers crossed for you!
Michael
well, you never know for 100%, but ... I did the same with my L.kimhowelli as well as with my L.williamsi.
Of course, the dominant female Lygodactylus ran after the newcomer and chased her. However, if there's enough food, shelter and hiding place, according to my experience the Lygos get along fine with each other after a few days. Nevertheless, the first-aid terrarium is a "must" in case things don't work out fine.
My two female L.kimhowelli even lay their eggs nearly on the same day, so that there are up to 4 babies within one or two days.
Keep my fingers crossed for you!
Michael
Hello Michael,
Perfect as tomorrow is the next feeding day.
I will catch her first thing in the morning and introduce her and see how things go. 
Thanks!
Kind Regards,
Maureen