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A surprise today

aambumann

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I got home today and was checking the reptile cages and when I got to the Leopard gecko cage I found what I believe to be an egg (surprise) on the floor of the enclosure. I have 4 Leos housed together, because when I rescued them that is how they were housed. They show no aggression towards one another and are doing much better than with the other family, with good signs of growth. I thought they were all males, guess not. The egg was bright white but it had a dent in it like it had been stepped on. I did not think it was fertile so I opened it up and it was filled with a white milky substance. I did not think it would be breeding season. Any Ideas?
 
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