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The Leopard Gecko Manual addresses many of the questions you asked, so I'm guessing you don't own a copy yet. Try to buy one if you can.
Also, if you're going to start breeding, I highly recommend investing in a digital scale. That way you will know for sure that your geckos are ready. I recommend waiting until the female is 60 grams minimum. 45 grams leaves the gecko pretty skinny after laying just one clutch of eggs. Not only do you have a limited time frame to get their weight back up before they lay the next clutch, but you have to deal with an erratic appetite as females tend to stop eating in between clutches.
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