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Possibly gravid?

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I got my new girl in on Tuesday and was told there's a chance she could be gravid as she was previously housed with a male

My question is, do you think she appears gravid? I've never had a gecko above 16g until her.

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I am not an expert on Correlophus ciliatus, I just want to make that clear. But, for me to give you my best guess, I would need to see a ventral view of your female specimen. Gravid or not, she has a nice color and pattern. Is she "fired up" in the photo?
 
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