eggs?

[maxsmom21511]

Sorry, about the bad quality of the pic but can anyone see eggs?

 

[Bowlshot]

It's too hard to tell by the pic... U can't see anything

 

[Neon Aurora]

Yeah, the quality doesn't really allow anyone to see eggs. But some more information could help us help you. Was your leo put with a male? How long ago?

 

[maxsmom21511]

Yes, she was being kept with a male and another female when I got them last Friday. Its hard to get a picture of her because she is always hiding in her lay box. Here is another angle if that helps.

 

[Neon Aurora]

If she was kept with a male, she is likely gravid. What you can do is put her in a clear container and lift it so you can look at her belly through the container. Check out the sticky thread called "Photos: Gravid Female vs. Ovulating Female", and you can compare what you see on your girl to the pictures people have posted of their gravid females.

Of course, the best way to know is just to wait and see if she lays. Are you planning on hatching the eggs?

 

[maxsmom21511]

Thanks for the tip! I'll try that & also check the thread. Yes, my son is super excited to try and hatch them since watching an episode of wild kratts about snake eggs! I have hatched snake eggs before, but im new to geckos.anything I should know? From all my research online incubation for snake and gecko eggs are pretty similiar but id love to hear from someone with gecko hatching experience

 

[Neon Aurora]

This is my first season, but I'll try to give you some tips that I've picked up anyways. If you've hatched snake eggs, than you should be pretty much fine. What type of incubation medium are you going to use? Do you have an incubator or are you going to make one?