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Well I've had my leopard gecko Frank since I've been in 4th grade, Im now a senior in high school. I wanted to know if it's to late to breed him/her?

While an older male may not be as productive, he should give you some offspring. Pair him with a young female for best results. We would pair him with a second year female. Good luck!
J. Marchon Reptiles

if you're sure it's a male, then i think he could still be bred a few times (though be aware that breeding anything, especially at that age, could shorten its lifespan a bit, though he'd probably be thrilled, hehe). if it's a female, i wouldn't try and breed her. it would probably stress her out a lot, especially if she's never been housed with another gecko, in addition to the physical toll and likelihood of infertility. so, check for hemipenes (bulges) & a dark-ish v on the underside of its tail (yes for both equals male).
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marla
keeper of: axolotls, catfish, ferrets, leopard geckoes, oriental fire-bellied toads, and sugar gliders