tristanlook67
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How long after breeding do leos usually lay eggs I've found so many different answers online so it would be a huge help
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It depends on a lot of things:
Was the gecko ovulating when bred?
Was the breeding effective?
Is the gecko fertile?
As I mentioned in another thread, I put 5 females with 4 males at the end of Jan. To date:
1 had laid
1 has eggs
2 are ovulating but no eggs yet
1 is not yet ovulating
All of them have bred.
Check you female's belly. You may see the eggs and/or signs of ovulation. You can google for images of these 2 things.
Aliza
Was the gecko ovulating when bred?
Was the breeding effective?
Is the gecko fertile?
As I mentioned in another thread, I put 5 females with 4 males at the end of Jan. To date:
1 had laid
1 has eggs
2 are ovulating but no eggs yet
1 is not yet ovulating
All of them have bred.
Check you female's belly. You may see the eggs and/or signs of ovulation. You can google for images of these 2 things.
Aliza
tristanlook67
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She was ovulating I put the male with her February 3-5 and the first night I watched a failed attempt to breed so I'm assuming the bred in that time I've tried checking for eggs but it's hard to see on her belly but I think I can feel eggs I'm not sure because this is my first time breeding
tristanlook67
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Also would it be safe to put the male back with her just incase
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As long as the male isn't damaging her it should be OK. I leave my males and females together for the entire breeding season without problems.
Aliza
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