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Incubators...

Thanks alot! Can the incubator be set at around 80 for female eggs? Im just getting into breeding and dont have enough space to place just the box near the heat tape. Thanks.
 
Your Welcom bud.

When I got my first eggs, I didn't have an incubator eather. They sat on the shelf next to a lamp that was on another tank for about 2 weeks. Then I put them in the bator and they where fine. Many people just set the eggs on the shelf for females.
100% females= 79 degrees
100% males= 90 degrees
50/50= 85 degrees

I heat them for female at 80 so I can keep them in pairs without a fight. The only reason I would go for male is to get brighter coloring or for a breader.

Remember that you may get a cold male if you heat to low like in 77. You might get a hot female if you heat at 92. These females will act mean, like a male, and the males will act...like a female...don't want to use the G word. :hehe:

Ask any questions you have. This is just some info to get you started on sexing your babies. :cool:
 
Hehehe, g... homosexual geckos. :hehe:

Thanks for the info! I might breed next season, or maybe late this season, ill have to wait and see tho.
 
WiteLeo said:
100% females= 79 degrees
100% males= 90 degrees
50/50= 85 degrees
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It's not that exact... there is never 100% assurance on sex.

and the males will act...like a female...don't want to use the G word. :hehe:
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Where did you hear that? I would love to see that in print from someone that would know better... and I don't mean off of someones webpage!
 
montezuma said:
It's not that exact... there is never 100% assurance on sex.

Where did you hear that? I would love to see that in print from someone that would know better... and I don't mean off of someones webpage!
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Just like "Hot females" that bully there cage mates and don't breed. If you get a male in the low temps like 77, then it will be just like a female with male parts.
A while back on KS, one of the main breeders said this and it makes sence. :hehe:

Right after I said the temps to %, I also said you can get some other sexes right out of the blue, like hot and cold leo's. :hehe:
 
Sorry but this is just BS. I have been breeding leos for 12 years and you are the only person I have ever heard this from. This sounds like the crappy disinformation you find on the KS forums.
When I got my first eggs, I didn't have an incubator eather. They sat on the shelf next to a lamp that was on another tank for about 2 weeks. Then I put them in the bator and they where fine. Many people just set the eggs on the shelf for females.
100% females= 79 degrees
100% males= 90 degrees
50/50= 85 degrees

I heat them for female at 80 so I can keep them in pairs without a fight. The only reason I would go for male is to get brighter coloring or for a breader.

Remember that you may get a cold male if you heat to low like in 77. You might get a hot female if you heat at 92. These females will act mean, like a male, and the males will act...like a female...don't want to use the G word.
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Right after I said the temps to %, I also said you can get some other sexes right out of the blue, like hot and cold leo's.
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You DID? Where?
 
"Remember that you may get a cold male if you heat to low like in 77. You might get a hot female if you heat at 92." :hehe:
 
Yes, I am very well aware of that but this has nothing to do with your claims of gay geckos... you can't back it up!
 
gay geckos would be intresting. not very good for breeding, but still intresting. would they be sold as homo?
 
how could a male gecko act gay anyways? they try to breed with other males instead of fighting? you can't really say it acts gay just because it doesn't belch and fart in your face when you pick it up.
 
Not as gay as trying to breed with other males, but gay enough never to try it on a female. They would just be as calm as females are. You know how males have bad tempers over females tempers.
 
KelliH said:
I once had a leo that was both male and female, a he/she. Seriously.
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so it went both ways for breeding? it seriously had "all" of the parts?
 
Congrats Kelli!...

[/QUOTE]I once had a leo that was both male and female, a he/she. Seriously.
You used to have a gecko that could errr whats the best way to put this..."screw" itself? wow.. talk about major inbreeding... LMAO
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