First year breeding.. why will female stop laying eggs

[JennLP272]

I keep my two leos in the same cage, and have since I got them. Both are over a year and are appropriate weight to breed. My female laid her first clutch August 2nd, and has laid a clutch every few weeks since. When will she stop laying? Do i need to separate them? Usually when i separate them even just for an hour to do tank cleaning they appear to go through separation anxiety and try climbing the walls or making noises and acting frantic so i dont really want to separate them but I dont want my female to become exhausted from laying to much. Any advice would be great..
thank you

 

[stager]

that isn't separation anxiety for sCenting the tank since you cleaned it. Better to separate less stress on female

 

[acpart]

I believe that females separated from the male after breeding may lay an average of 3 clutches or so due to stored sperm. In general, she'll stop laying when she's done; it could be as many as 10 clutches. I agree that they aren't having separation anxiety as Chris says above.

Aliza