amphibomatic
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Hello i just got 2 baby leopards and i need help please reply
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Needed Help With Leopards
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KelliH
doesn't drink the koolaid
Hello. Congrats on your new babies. What specifically are you needing help with regarding your new leos?
ShannanD25
Leo Groupie
Are they sick? Try posting in the Leo discussion area, you'll get more replies that way!
amphibomatic
New member
I just need help on when they will be able to breed, when they will shed again, how much to feed thm and what not
they are about 3-4" long
Thank You
Brandon
they are about 3-4" long
Thank You
Brandon
montezuma
Sandwich Artist
Congrats on joining the finest hobby there is!
The best advice for any "newbie" is to buy the "Leopard Gecko Manual." You can find it at almost any reptile shop, show, or pet shop. What we can supply you with here are educated guesses (some are well educated guesses, some are just plain guesses). It costs $7.50 and is the best $7.50 you can spend on Leopard Geckos.
To answer you get you questions answered a bit faster: Breeding shouldn't be occurring until they are at least 10 months old. Do you know if you have male/female? Shedding will occur at different times and will vary based upon calcium intake, stress, humidity, temp... all these play factor.
Hope this gets you heading in the right direction!
The best advice for any "newbie" is to buy the "Leopard Gecko Manual." You can find it at almost any reptile shop, show, or pet shop. What we can supply you with here are educated guesses (some are well educated guesses, some are just plain guesses). It costs $7.50 and is the best $7.50 you can spend on Leopard Geckos.
To answer you get you questions answered a bit faster: Breeding shouldn't be occurring until they are at least 10 months old. Do you know if you have male/female? Shedding will occur at different times and will vary based upon calcium intake, stress, humidity, temp... all these play factor.
Hope this gets you heading in the right direction!
ShannanD25
Leo Groupie
Brandon,
You should have educated yourself on the proper care of a Leo BEFORE getting any. Since you already have them, look around on the web and on here. Read everything you can to learn how to best keep them. Don't even concern yourself with breeding yet. You have a long ways to go in just learning how to care for them. They should be at least 1 year old (females) to even think about breeding.
There are alot of good caresheets on the web. If you have questions use the Leo discussion forum on here to ask. There are alot of great people with great info out there.
You should have educated yourself on the proper care of a Leo BEFORE getting any. Since you already have them, look around on the web and on here. Read everything you can to learn how to best keep them. Don't even concern yourself with breeding yet. You have a long ways to go in just learning how to care for them. They should be at least 1 year old (females) to even think about breeding.
There are alot of good caresheets on the web. If you have questions use the Leo discussion forum on here to ask. There are alot of great people with great info out there.
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