03-23-2014, 03:45 PM
WOW!!!!
That is some nice breeding stock. I hope the new girl is gravid. It would give you some nice extra genetics. You have a lot going on genetically. If you put the two pairs together, you can keep a female from each pair to go with the other pair as they are all unrelated and the ratio is usually one male to two females for Leopards.
You better sort out your incubator options soon. You might have eggs before you expect them. You can buy a small incubator for around $100.00, but only a big store would carry one. They are not top of the line, but good enough for Leopards. Some reptiles need very exact temperatures. Are Leopard Geckoes one of the species where you can influence gender by the incubation temperature. I will ask the Gecko guy here, he would know.
Welcome to reptile breeding.
That is some nice breeding stock. I hope the new girl is gravid. It would give you some nice extra genetics. You have a lot going on genetically. If you put the two pairs together, you can keep a female from each pair to go with the other pair as they are all unrelated and the ratio is usually one male to two females for Leopards.
You better sort out your incubator options soon. You might have eggs before you expect them. You can buy a small incubator for around $100.00, but only a big store would carry one. They are not top of the line, but good enough for Leopards. Some reptiles need very exact temperatures. Are Leopard Geckoes one of the species where you can influence gender by the incubation temperature. I will ask the Gecko guy here, he would know.
Welcome to reptile breeding.
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Catherine
