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Rack Question

alexestrada17

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i plan to have a breeding group of leopard geckos, i have an ARS rack that i used to use for my male male ball pythons, (not a CB-70)..will the tubs being dark grey (not "see-through") have any negative affects on their
well-being/breeding?

thanks in advance,
Alex
 
breeding?

thats what i though, thank you. now i have one more thing im confused about...when breeding a leopard gecko...i introduce the male in in the females tub, they mate and female becomes gravid and lays eggs...after that do i have to re-introduce the male again? if i do how long should i wait? and when i want my female to stop laying eggs, how do i know when her last clutch is?

thanks,
Alex
 
There are some great books out there on the care of leopard geckos that also have chapters on breeding. I would suggest to anyone that was thinking about keeping leopard geckos to pick one or several of them up.
only one introduction is needed to produce some fertile eggs, but you can re-introduce them. the girls will lay on average between 4 and 8 clutches a year, some more some less.
I would suggest getting a young leopard gecko and raising it up to adulthood before you start breeding. Baby leos are a lot of work, it is very rewarding, but a lot of time goes into caring for baby leos.
 
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