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Infertile Eggs/ Diet

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Posted by: LivingArtExotics at Tue Jan 3 10:40:59 2006   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by LivingArtExotics ]  
   

I have had an increase in infertile eggs and i was wondering if it was related to the fact that I have been feeding my geckos a diet exclusively of waxworms for the past 3-4 months. All the geckos appear to be extremely healthy, and I have been providing them with a dish of Rep-Cal, but females that normally have a high fertility rate have been laying infertile eggs. Any help would be greatly appreciated.


   

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