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Cat gecko, is she gravid?

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I got her about2 months ago. She was housed alone but at some point was with a mate( not sure of how long ago). We noticed these white oval opacities on both sides of her about 1 month ago. They seem to be getting larger and move up cranially sometimes. About three weeks ago she passed a tic tac sized VERY hard white object. I thought it was urea from possible dehydration. She is active, eating, and drinking. Anyone know what these opacities are? Im really worried it may be a urolith. Any info on breeding these geeckos would be really appreciated. Thanks
 

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Not sure , i was told he was in Australia looking for beardies. I'm sure you could google him he's pretty famous .
 
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