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RE: Breeding Question?

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Posted by: PhunkeyPhish at Tue Jul 13 10:49:17 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by PhunkeyPhish ]  
   

Well, again let me say I have never bred leopard geckos. I have been looking into it though because I would like to in the future. A couple places I've found say to leave the male in for a few days to a week, and it does say you will notice bite marks on the female, the male will grab her neck for mating. One site I found said that it does not separate the male (although it acknowledges that most breeders do). They keep one male with about 4-5 females year round. Most of the sites that sell leopard geckos also have tips for breeding, so search around.
Good luck!


   

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