hi everyone!

[roger101]

Hi everbody,
im new to the whole forum thing but ive got two leo's, Gavin and Stacey, both about one and a half years old, and Stacey has just started laying eggs.
She has just laided her second batch today, but sadly the first set didnt survive.

I will needed advice on the best method to make sure these survive!
Thanks

(the photo's show my old viv, i have now got better substate and features, will take some better photos soon with my new camera )

 

[mainelygeckos]

pretty geckos and welcome to GF

 

[ariana]

pretty
welcome to GF
if you have any questions that you cant find on the threads feel free to ask someone will help you

 

[acpart]

The eggs may not have survived because your gecko is a first time breeder and those first eggs were infertile. Here are some additional suggestions to insure the best outcome for your eggs

--check out this site and consider following its directions for incubation:
http://www.albeysreptiles.com/incubate-eggs.htm

--be sure your incubator can keep the temperatures steady. If you don't have a proportional thermostat you may need one. If you don't know what that is, do a search on the forums for "Proportional" and find out.

Welcome to GF.

Aliza

 

[rawson5084]

Welcome to GF very pretty leos

 

[lillith]

Welcome to you, Gavin, and Stacey; good luck with those eggs!

(My first two sets were duds, so don't worry too much.)
Lots of wonderful resources and advice here.