I think there are people that keep chahoua pairs together all year, but I would definitely not recommend it if you are new to the species. Chahouas are notoriously hard to breed and the females lay highly calcified eggs that can take quite a toll on their calcium reserves. You need to be experienced in preventing and treating calcium crashes. Even if you have no intentions to breed the geckos, if you keep a male and female together, she will lay eggs.
1.1.0 Crested Geckos "Jackson Pollock" and "Pumpkin Spice" 1.0.0 Chahoua "Urmel" 1.1 Red eared sliders "Freddy Krueger" (25 years) and "Mucki" (45 years) RIP Peppermint (Green Anole)
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