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Housing Tokay gecko help

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Hey all,
Today, I saw 2 8" tokay geckos housed together at Petco, and they had no type of evidence of fighting, I was told they have been together for a month, so I am assuming they are not both males.
After discovering my father's native country the Philippines have tokay geckos, I have gained an interest and bought them both.
At this age are they already male or female, and how do I know who may be a male, do they get a hemipin sac like crested geckos?
I am thrilled to have them, one is tame and the other is vicious. Lol

Thanks
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You should be able to determine gender at that size. Males have clearly visible pores and hemipene bulges. They should have a large enclosure, warm and humid, with lots of hiding places.
Lots of insects, too- they are big eaters.
They breed readily in captivity.
 
They are in a 20L so that's good for now, day 1 they actually stayed on the ceiling. But they have lots of hides if they want to.
I have a large dubia colony so feeding is not a problem. Last night I gave them 6 adult dubia and they had a feast, definitely very cool

Thanks

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They both have pores, so I am guessing they will essentially start fight? THAT'S WHAT I GET FOR BUYING FROM PETCO

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