Hot Females and Proven Breeders

[Halley]

Alright I have 2 quick questions.

Hot females, are these females that where cooked at male temps, or female cooked at 90-92 temps. I have a few females cooked at 88 that breed just fine, so I was just wondering.

Also Proven Breeders, I count these as a gecko that has produced offspring, but what do you count it as? Do you call them a Proven Breeder when the produce eggs, or offspring?

 

[rubym]

I consider a proven breeder to be one that has produced off spring but I could be wrong

 

[LadyGecko]

I believe that it has been established that so called "Hot Females" are just females that take longer to sexually mature and given time that they usually do eventually accept a male and breed

I also agree that all it takes for a male and a female to be proven is for them to produce viable eggs and young