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weight to breed gargoyle geckos??

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I bought two Gargoyle Geckos a few months back and they are getting nice and big. I dont see any big bulges so I assume they are both female(dont worry they are in seperate cages). At what weight are they ready to breed. When I purchase a male to breed with them, how do I know when to put them together and how long do I leave the male in the females cage? Do they have to Mate each time they are gonna lay eggs? I know some of these questions might seem stupid to some people but I just wanna make sure I do things right!

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You can leave 2 adult females together wo problems. Males need to be separated.
A good round-a-bout breeding weight is ~40-45 grams.
I believe gargs have the ability to produce eggs after successful copulation without being housed together. (I Think)
Leaving them housed together all depends, just keep and eye out!!!!
 
I wouldn't house two gargoyle geckos together. They are a lot more territorial and viscious with cage mates. than say crested geckos. They've been known to eat each other's tails & cause harm to each other.
 
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