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We've never really bred leos before and I know everyone says it's easier than every other species...but...

We've got 3 females with one male..we've cycled them and started feeding them heavily...HOW WILL WE KNOW WHEN THEY HAVE BRED???

One of the females has lost part of her tail...I've seperated her but I'm wondering if this could be the result of mating???

When can we expect eggs???

Basically my question is: How do we know if they have bred???
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Chris Vanderwees
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You'll know is about 2-4 weeks..lolin about a week or so she should look bigger (wider in the belly area) then you'll know..also..you can turn her over to check fot visable signs of eggs...she should lay in about 3-4 weeks
make sure she gets lots of calcium

Dan, I don't see your picture...
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Josh
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Geckos will someday rule the world!

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Josh
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I thought I'd pipe in and tell you what to do. Right click on the 'picture,' or where it's supposed to be; that little box, and go to Properties. Copy the URL, and open it using a new window.

Or, if it's available, just go to 'copy shortcut' and do the same thing.
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