skad
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Hi
Last Sunday I bought 2 new Leo's. A super hypo male and a normal female. The guy I got them from said he didn't know their ages just that he'd had them 5-6 months and when he got them they were a 'tad smaller' then they are now. Anyway... come Monday night feeding time the male wolfed down 4 crickets but the female wouldnt bat an eyelid at th3m. So I got her out and it just so happens she is gravid. I've messages the guy asking if he knows when she may have mated or if she has already laid anyway this season as he had some eggs in an incubator. He says he doesnt know as there were 4 females and 1 male together all the time... surely he'd have noticed which gecko was laying the eggs he's incubating? Anyway I'll cut to the question. Can anyone estimate how gravid she is and I'm a little worried that shes not healthy/fat enough to cope with breeding, so any thoughts and advice would be much appreciated.
Thanks
Adam
Last Sunday I bought 2 new Leo's. A super hypo male and a normal female. The guy I got them from said he didn't know their ages just that he'd had them 5-6 months and when he got them they were a 'tad smaller' then they are now. Anyway... come Monday night feeding time the male wolfed down 4 crickets but the female wouldnt bat an eyelid at th3m. So I got her out and it just so happens she is gravid. I've messages the guy asking if he knows when she may have mated or if she has already laid anyway this season as he had some eggs in an incubator. He says he doesnt know as there were 4 females and 1 male together all the time... surely he'd have noticed which gecko was laying the eggs he's incubating? Anyway I'll cut to the question. Can anyone estimate how gravid she is and I'm a little worried that shes not healthy/fat enough to cope with breeding, so any thoughts and advice would be much appreciated.
Thanks
Adam
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