Are these eggs?

[ebuch]

Figure you all would know better than anyone, kind of looks like she's gravid to me!



I just got this gecko a week ago or so, she came with a male from some people who thought they'd be fine in a 20 W. Apparently they didn't feed them either because these two eat like they just figured out how to stop being hungry. Anyway, she shed today and I noticed she was looking wide, so I propped her on the scale and even though she was 34 grams last week she's over 40 today. So what I'm thinking is that thems are eggs, and she's about ready to pop.

Here's an above shot of what I believe to be some form of Bell Albino mix

 

[alex8301436]

She looks exactly like my bell albino who is also gravid, also, in my opinion i think you should make sure shes up to health because i wouldnt recoment breeding until 50-60 grams so i would keep an eye on her health. You should also make a lay box for her just incase she is going to lay.

 

[DrCarrotTail]

Hard to tell from that picture if they're eggs or fat bodies. Developing eggs tend to have a pinkish "halo" around them until they're fully formed. After that they're huge and easily visible.

 

[AMK Reptiles]

Don't look like eggs to me but it is a bad pic...

 

[tb144050]

The post is from November. I bet he knows by now....hehe

 

[DrCarrotTail]

Haha good point. I see things when I'm here and just respond without checking those important details

 

[tb144050]

Haha good point. I see things when I'm here and just respond without checking those important details

There's nothing wrong with being in a hurry to help people.