Egg?

[Savvylady86]

Is that an egg I see in the upper left part of her body?

 

[TranceZ]

She looks like she is ovulating which means she is showing follicles that will turn into eggs yes.

 

[Savvylady86]

So since she will not be bred (too small) they will reabsorb right? Or will she lay dud eggs?

 

[tiedxupxinxknots]

Yes, she will most likely reabsorb the eggs but its also possible that she will lay infertile eggs.

 

[TranceZ]

So since she will not be bred (too small) they will reabsorb right? Or will she lay dud eggs?

They could adsorb or she might lay duds you are right. When did you get her?

 

[Savvylady86]

They could adsorb or she might lay duds you are right. When did you get her?

She is my nieces gecko, she got her about a year ago. She wasn't feeding her very much, so I took her to fatten her up.

 

[Wild West Reptile]

She is plenty old enough to lay eggs, so even though she's "too small", she may still lay them for you. Make sure you are offering her PLENTY of extra food right now and especially if she starts laying eggs.

 

[TranceZ]

Did you niece have her in with a male?

 

[Savvylady86]

Did you niece have her in with a male?

Nope, she only has this gecko.

 

[Savvylady86]

She is plenty old enough to lay eggs, so even though she's "too small", she may still lay them for you. Make sure you are offering her PLENTY of extra food right now and especially if she starts laying eggs.

I have superworms, mealies and crickets for them everyday. Somedays they dont eat buy they always have the option to. They also have calcium dishes to lick from. I have a male but he is in a separate cage, maybe they can smell/sense each other and that triggered ovulation? I have two other geckos both female, so a total of two are ovulating now and one is just well there. The male has been scratching and darting around his cage, so I bet he can smell them too.