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gravid or not?

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hello everyone,
i have a question for ya.
can a fat tailed gecko reabsorb her eggs ?:shrug01:
i was sold a "gravid" female in september, by late november no eggs.
was i lied to, so they could make a sale? or did i do something to make her reabsorb her eggs?
i introduced her to a boy and had eggs on december 12th.
she is very healthy and about to lay her fourth clutch since december.

thanks.
 
so, i was able to get an answer from a very reliable source.
my female fat tailed gecko most likely had egg follicles at the time that the person who sold her to me miss took for actual fertilized eggs. females can carry egg follicles for over a month and if they are not bred they usually reabsorb them.

thank you
 
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