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So I've had my 1.1 sikorae for almost a year now.
As I've mentioned a few times before, my female laid a few clutches of eggs, but none of them were fertile. In fact, I've never even heard my male give a mating call.

I have a few reasons to believe that the maturity of the male may have something to do with it. When I acquired them, the male was about 2/3 the size of the female, and seemed quite a bit more fiesty than the female. Now a year later, they are almost the same size. He has also mellowed down quite a bit.

Although I've read that sikorae reach sexual maturity very young, like six months?

Anyways, I'm wondering if you guys think it's a good idea to try to obtain another male this Winter to 'better the odds' in the Spring, or if I should just leave things as they are.

There is a male at the local reptile store that has some amazing coloration, but he has dropped his tail, and I'm worried that he may be really stressed out.
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male is to stressed out.never breed a male or female for that matter that has a dropped tail. i would get a new male though, as if you allow ritualized combat it could help them breeding the long run. i however would not keep 2 males with one female. it might not hurt to get more than one female either. some times they just get bored with each other. a nice group would be 2.4 or 3.4 though you never know if you get just 2.2 or 2.3.