Well both of my 32-37 gram females seem gravid pretty puggy and the smaller one I lok at today and underneat it looks like two eggs. So ofcourse I haven't bred them ut if they are going threw the trouble of making the eggs shouldn't I just breed them?
Xavuer
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1.3.0 Leopard Geckos
2 Blizzard females, pair of albino trempors male is tangerine
Turtles
1.0.0 Common snapping turtle
0.1.0 Belize slider
0.1.0 Egyptian tortoise
2 hatchlings on the way a blacknobbed sawback and a commonmusk 
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gravid females
kurma
Aug 24, 2003 10:28 PM
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fisherk2
Aug 25, 2003 12:20 PM
Leopard geckos should be at least 45 grams before breeding, preferably 50 grams. Making eggs when they are still growing is too hard on their little bodies. The babies and the moms will be healthier in the end if you wait.
kurma
Aug 25, 2003 01:19 PM
yes I knwo that what I was asking is if they already laying eggs might as well make them fertile? I'm askign they haven't been bred but apear gravid
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1.3.0 Leopard Geckos
2 Blizzard females, pair of albino trempors male is tangerine
Turtles
1.0.0 Common snapping turtle
0.1.0 Belize slider
0.1.0 Egyptian tortoise
2 hatchlings on the way a blacknobbed sawback and a commonmusk
