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Hey, I think I need some help on this one.... What if I wanted to get another female, and when I get it, just put it in with my other female right away(after quarentine of course) Would I have to introduce both females or what? because my one female right now has lived alone all her life...in a 20 gal.

Thanks, Grant
 
It may work out, then again it might not. I have a female that has also lived most of her life alone. She can't be with other leos, because she bullies them.
You can put them together, but keep a close eye for any problems. Leopard Geckos can be very subtle with thier intimidating towards another.
 
It may not make a difference, but you could put both geckos into a "new" enclosure so that both will be new to that environment!
 
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