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Posted by: chico32826 at Wed Mar 22 07:11:20 2006 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by chico32826 ] Is it possible for leo's to lay false eggs?? I have 3 leo's in a 20 gallon long tank and have had them over a year or so. I'm pretty sure they are all females, but one of them laid a clutch of 2 eggs the other night. I have seperated the eggs and put them in moist soil and keeping them temp above 88 degrees ( if they are real I want some males!) anyways, i double checked all the leo's again and they all look like females underneath, I've seen males and know what they look like down there and unless one of them is just an underdeveloped male I'm failry certain they are all females. I know that iguanas can have false lays, so i was wondering if the same is true for leo's. And is there a way I can tell by looking at the eggs if they are true or not. They are white and soft. Anyways, thanks for the help. | ||
>> Next Message: RE: False eggs??? - balloonzforu, Wed Mar 22 09:06:34 2006 | ||
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