Good weight for fully grown female leo ?

[x.shell.x]

im thinking my girl maybe needs to be cut down on what i feed her. She has always been pretty big around both the belly and the tail but recently she seems to be getting bigger even though i am not feeding her any more than i feed the others and they are both looking to be at good weights.

She is 89g as of today. Like i said her tail is nice and fat but so is her belly. She is more active now than when i got her too but instead of loosing weight she is puting it on. I have also checked to see if she is gravid - she is not, i dont think she can. I decided to try her and Clyde this year after i got my third leo who was already gravid and so i had to get all the stuff for her. Bonnie and Clyde were together a couple times and nothing has come of it. How common is it for leos to be unable to reproduce ?

Thanks.

 

[Quantumhigh]

89g is a solid weight. Some will grow more some less. But 89g sound like she is nice a healthy leo. Give em time Iam sure theyll start laying eggs.

 

[x.shell.x]

89g is a solid weight. Some will grow more some less. But 89g sound like she is nice a healthy leo. Give em time Iam sure theyll start laying eggs.

Thanks. Im fine with her not laying any eggs just got side tracked as i often do, i was more thinking on the weight - she seems to carry quite alot of it on her belly so she is pretty wide.

 

[Golden Gate Geckos]

Back in the olden days, we didn't get females to grow much larger than around 45 grams, and it was standard to breed them at 38-40 grams. Now that we know a LOT more about keeping them, and our geckos are much more robust than they were, a good-sized, healthy female should weigh a minimum of 60 grams. I have some girls in my collection that are over 100 grams!