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In your first picture, the gecko on top looks a little thin, but I'm sure he'she'll fill out with a little time and food. I'd say the chirping is either a territorial display, or a mating call (or both). The color change has to do with their temperature. If they're too cold, they turn dark. If too warm, they turn pale. Geckos also tend to become pale at night. If they're nearly black at times though, that's not good. They're cold or stressed.
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) I'm just kind of suprised on how little info there is on these little guys. I posted in the gecko forum about chirping noises and whether it was normal for them to be making them but noone seemed to be real sure about it. They've slowed down with the noises ( maybe they were just P O'd at being moved to a new home), but now I was wondering if it's normal for them to change colors? They go from a pale cream color to almost black at times. It almost seems like they're blending in to their enclosure...is this normal? Or is it a problem with their temps? Any info would be great Also still kinda curious about the chirping)
) but they're fascinating little creatures, I'm glad we brought them home.
