Here is to Kelli and who ever wants to chip in-
I took a picture of Maleah (the SP) and Autumn, my carrot tail. Maleah is much smaller than Autumn, but I could probably put Maleah next to a much bigger female to show you the size of how tiny she is.
She never gains any weight. She stays at a constant 40-42, but is very healthy, active, and eats like a pig!!!! She's an adult, a little over a year old, but she looks like a juvi.
My thing is this. I have very often thought of breeding her. It has crossed my mind sooo many times. Why haven't I? Because I'm afraid to. I have heard with really tiny geckos like this you are putting them at risk of becoming egg bound and then they die. I cant say for sure, but I want to say it was mentioned on this forum before. Apparently Nicole Elliser (K&N) has bred small geckos like this, those geckos have become egg bound and died. I always hear lots on this topic of egg binding.
I would love to see what she could produce, but again, this little girl is one of my favorites and I'd be devastated if I ever lost her to something I did to cause it. I'm really attached to her, and I just couldn't risk her life. I might be sounding corny right now, but I dont think no one really knows the passion and love I have for animals. If I caused her death, I'd feel terrible for a long time.
I dont know what the rest of you think about it, but can some of you see where I am coming from? I am sure that some of you have your most favorite geckos that you would never want to see any harm done to. 
Here is a picture of my hold back hatchlings from this year. This is Corona...Autumn's, daughter. I would have to say that Maleah and her are close in size, or maybe Corona is a bit bigger. Corona is also almost 5 months old (and keeps on growing and getting bigger), where as Maleah is over a year and resides with this tiny little body.
Shayna
Leo Lovers Lizard Lounge
Nothing wrong with having a spoiled rotten little gecko! LOL She knows she has me wrapped around her little gecko toes. 
