I just had to throw this out there. Everything i have ever read or heard was that leos lay two eggs at a time. but out of all my females i have only ever found single eggs. is there a possible reason behind this? i was just curious as to how common it is to find single eggs.
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one egg or two?
ThirdDimension
Oct 10, 2008 08:34 PM
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Sybella
Oct 11, 2008 04:01 PM
It happens but it isn't all that common. I had about 20 leos for a couple of breeding seasons and all of my girls laid in pairs save for once or twice.
If you hold them up, you can see the eggs through their skin.
STEVES_KIKI
Oct 14, 2008 07:52 AM
i have 1 girl who mostly throws 1 egg at a time... but every once in a while she will lay 2. now... her sister on the other hand almost ALWAYS lays 2..... i think it just depends on the female...
~kin
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