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Too late in the season...

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Hey guys. I just had a quick question. I've been trying to breed a pair of blizzards I recently bought, but I wasn't sure if it was too late in the season. Most of my leo's are being cooled right now, but the blizzards seem to be eating normal. I've also been hearing some tail shakes. And, the other day, I noticed that the female blizzard had what lokoed like a bite mark on her nose, but it may just be my wishful thinking. :eatpointe But anyways, I was just curious to find out if any of you have had leo's breed this late in the season? I've got one egg left in the incubator that will be a tang het for albino...I'm excited to see it! Well thanks guys.

-Ali
 
Well, I don't usually attempt to breed my leos as we get into "winter" here in California, but I've got unintentional EGGS as of this morning - her first clutch of the season :eek: :eek3: :eek2:

I was cleaning cages a few weeks ago and found one of my females in the WRONG cage - she had taken a trip one flight UP and somehow got in with one of my males. :slamit: I still have NO idea how she accomplished this or how many times she had previously engaged in these "conjugal visits"!...little hussy. Yesterday, she spent hours squeaking, chirping, and digging up the entire lay box and this morning it was perfectly packed down back into place. A little poking around and sure enough, 2 big healthy eggs in there.

I think it depends a lot on how your breeding groups have been cycling so far this season - some breeders breed year 'round or at least have groups that don't begin cycling and laying until later in the season like now.
Needless to say, my geckos all still seem to be quite horny. The female doesn't seem stressed at all, is consuming all food and supplements like a champ, and still seems none the worse for wear. This may have been because I didn't ever intend to breed her this season and she felt she wasn't "gettin' hers", lol :>poke2<:

** Bastard geckolings, anyone? "Bred for temperament! -Outcross your lines!! " LOL Oh well... :nopity: )
 
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