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i have had mine when they were hatchlings 8 or 9 months ago and they are both about 9-10 inches long and i just wieghed them and are both about 65 onces. can they get any bigger?...oh and they are mating so how long do the eggs stay in the female before she lays them?

Don't know about mating, SOME regular sized leos can get a bit over 100 grams, that length sounds good, may get a little bigger... Unless it is a giant.

your calculations are wrong but maybe you meant grams because 65 ounces=1820grams!!!
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My herps:1.3leopard geckos,1.0 green iguana, 0.0.3 chinese water dragons, 2.2 fire belly toads, 0.0.1 green tree frog, 0.0.1 egyptian toad, many tropical fish, 1.1 purebred German shepherds

that is also just over 4 pounds
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My herps:1.3leopard geckos,1.0 green iguana, 0.0.3 chinese water dragons, 2.2 fire belly toads, 0.0.1 green tree frog, 0.0.1 egyptian toad, many tropical fish, 1.1 purebred German shepherds

I am thinking he meant grams, that or his leo is a monitor lol.

My male is about 80 grams, and he is a normal high yellow. My female is also a normal high yellow, and she weighs about 67-70 grams. A lot of it i think is genetic, and a lot their eating habits. My female eats like she should, and is always in good health. My male I have to be sure to not over feed, as he would eat anything in excess (heck, when i go into his cage i am often startled by him biting onto my finger tip thinking it is a worm!! lol). If i fed him pinkies he would probably be over 100!

...and ignore the math genious who felt it necessary to correct your ounces to grams - anyone with intelligence understood you meant grams. Some people just cannot resist i guess (same way i could not resist making a comment...)

-livXpreshun
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livXpreshun
1.1 High Yellow Leopard Geckos [seperate cages]

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