What time of year to females begin ovulating?

[LeopardShade]

Haha I mean "do" in the title, sorry

Sorry if this is a stupid question, but I'd really like to know. I know that ovulation in females is a common cause to go off feed, and one of my females (who's never kept with a male and probably never will be - aka. she won't breed) has an annual little thing where she goes off feed for a couple of months in the spring (between February to May), only eating about 1-2 times a week.
She's now eating perfectly fine again, but I just want to know if springtime is a common time for them to be ovulating.

 

[acpart]

Springtime is the most common time of the year for geckos to ovulate. That seems to be just about right.

Aliza

 

[LeopardShade]

Thank you! How long does the process usually take?

 

[Wild West Reptile]

It's different for my girls. I have one girl who ovulates in November and a couple who start in January, but the rest seem to start in early spring. So I guess it's totally up to mother nature! My buddy who is a medium-large breeder, has eggs being laid basically all year. Go figure.