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  1. 06-28-2012, 12:37 PM #1
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    We've got an EGG!!

    We are super stoked to have our first fertile Leo egg.

    Tangerine Leopard Gecko Egg setup in vermiculite and ready for the incubator! This is her first good egg of 3 laid.


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    Congrats! Must be really exciting! Hope everything goes well!
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    Congrats and good luck.
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    Re: We've got an EGG!!

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    Congrats! Must be really exciting! Hope everything goes well!
    Thanks, the Leo's are my wifes hobby! Fun to see her enjoying reptiles as much as I do.

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    Congrats and good luck.
    Thanks! On week 2 right now, the count down is on!
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    Re: We've got an EGG!!

    congrats i bred my male super giant tremper to my tremper and she laid her first clutch but they were infertile.now she has another pair of eggs in her she should be laying within the week.hoping these ones will be fertile
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    Congrats!! I hope my girls are done laying, I've been having Leo eggs since January!!
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    What temp do you incubate them at?
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    How long did you keep the other eggs before you thought they were bad for sure? I've had eggs candle yellow at two weeks, then candle pink after to be good eggs.
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    Congrats! While the eggs are cool, wait until you first see a little gecko baby in there! They are so stinking cute, and so defensive the first day or so. Pretty funny to hear one of those little buggers scream at you.

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    Re: We've got an EGG!!

    Sorry for the late replies, was enjoying some fun and sun on the east coast...

    Quote Originally Posted by TheWinWizard View Post
    What temp do you incubate them at?
    We are incubating at 85.

    Quote Originally Posted by adamsky27 View Post
    How long did you keep the other eggs before you thought they were bad for sure? I've had eggs candle yellow at two weeks, then candle pink after to be good eggs.
    Depends, our first eggs we setup in vermiculite and incubated them for several weeks. Others, were clearly not viable. The incubator is always on though so we toss almost all of our eggs into it in hopes that we get some good luck.

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    Congrats! While the eggs are cool, wait until you first see a little gecko baby in there! They are so stinking cute, and so defensive the first day or so. Pretty funny to hear one of those little buggers scream at you.
    We can't wait!! =)
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