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    Ok maybe a dumb question

    I have a male and female housed together since aug of last year. She laid her very first clutch of eggs on 4/13 however both turned out to be not good. I'm am trying to patiently wait for her to lay again. How long generally is it between egg laying times?

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    Re: Ok maybe a dumb question

    People basicly breed them once a year starting in the fall
    breeding a female too young has the chance of killing the female and it sounds like the female is small since she laid 2 eggs... i may be wrong on that.
    I would recommend putting them in separate tanks so you dont over breed her and it will reduce stress on both of them.

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    Re: Ok maybe a dumb question

    It's been my understanding that 2 eggs is standard for any female gecko.

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    Re: Ok maybe a dumb question

    Yes geckos only lay 2 eggs at a time, you want to keep her weight up and provide with lots of calcium during breeding season, how old is she? how much does she weigh?
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    Re: Ok maybe a dumb question

    In your first post you did not mention geckos. You should separate them to make sure the female is not stressed. They usually will lay again in 21 day or so.

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    Re: Ok maybe a dumb question

    This is what can happen when you don't keep their weight up during breeding season. She is a rescue I took in at only 20 grams back in Feb.



    In 2 months, I managed to get her up to 40g

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    Re: Ok maybe a dumb question

    ^^wow those pics look like 2 completely different animals

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    Re: Ok maybe a dumb question

    Quote Originally Posted by Repsrul View Post
    In your first post you did not mention geckos. You should separate them to make sure the female is not stressed. They usually will lay again in 21 day or so.
    I figured it's assumed when it's in the leopard gecko subforum.

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