what up long story short I just was given the ok by my apartment owner that I could breed geckos in my apartment so I need a little info on how to get started with a limited budget and what do I need to look for when I am getting my first geckos any help would be awesome thnx
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Welcome to GF:
Getting your first geckos: If you're ultimately planning on breeding you need to consider 3 things:
--get healthy geckos (fat tails, clear eyes, eating well)
--decide what you want to breed and get the geckos that will produce that result
--get geckos from a breeder who can tell you what their genetics are
There is a reptile expo in Manchester, NH on 10/6 and one in Brockton on 10/27 (or you could just come to Somerville and get some from me!)
Breeding: If you haven't owned leopard geckos before, I (and other people as well) recommend getting some geckos and spending the next year taking care of them and learning about them.
Be sure you will have the funds for: incubator, caging for babies, getting a table at shows to sell them, feeding babies, taking geckos to the vet when they're having problems. If you're not going to have that kind of money, delay breeding.
Here's another Gecko Time article about breeding:
Guide to Breeding Leopard Geckos on a Small Scale | Gecko Time
Aliza
Getting your first geckos: If you're ultimately planning on breeding you need to consider 3 things:
--get healthy geckos (fat tails, clear eyes, eating well)
--decide what you want to breed and get the geckos that will produce that result
--get geckos from a breeder who can tell you what their genetics are
There is a reptile expo in Manchester, NH on 10/6 and one in Brockton on 10/27 (or you could just come to Somerville and get some from me!)
Breeding: If you haven't owned leopard geckos before, I (and other people as well) recommend getting some geckos and spending the next year taking care of them and learning about them.
Be sure you will have the funds for: incubator, caging for babies, getting a table at shows to sell them, feeding babies, taking geckos to the vet when they're having problems. If you're not going to have that kind of money, delay breeding.
Here's another Gecko Time article about breeding:
Guide to Breeding Leopard Geckos on a Small Scale | Gecko Time
Aliza
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