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Hi everyone. I am new here to Fauna. My boyfriend and I have started a reptile business, and my end is leopard geckos. I purchased my first leopard female, Peanut, last night. I am excited to lurk around fauna and absorb as much info as possible, as well as contribute!
 
Hi! Welcome to the boards, i'm new here myself. If you're gonna start breeding leos (i assume you have experience with them?) then i'd start out by getting a breeding colony going. Something like 4 females and a 1 male is a nice starting group i would think. Leos are pretty easy to breed as long as you meet all their requirements. I used to have a small group and i would put my big male in with several females for awhile and the fireworks would start pretty much immediately. After some time i started finding eggs all over the place (for some reason they didn't wanna use their lay box). Good luck! Leos are a fun little gecko species :)
 
Yes, I am working on getting my colony established...Waiting for the next reptile show, which is two weeks away!! So far away!! I am very excited to start this new operation. I don't have much experience with leos, but I have experience with breeding balls and rabbits. Not very similar, I know. But I have been researching day in and out, and I'm getting pretty comfortable. :)
 
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