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Do they act different than non pregnant geckos? One of my females (Mongo) has been acting really restless lately, and she looks alot bigger than my other females. I can't see any eggs yet, but I starting to supspect she might be pregnant. Has anyone noticed any change of behavior in their pregnant geckos? Thanks for any help.
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7 Leos
Milo(my male) Mongo, Raptor,and Spaz
Popeye and Boo(named after Monster's Inc. Character)
and Pumpkin the Patternless

1 dog
Baby (Peekapoo)

1 Cat
Mr. Kitty

1 Hedgehog
Chronic

Yes, those are good signs that she is pregnant. Watch for her digging a lot, this should tell you that she will lay her eggs soon. Good luck!

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7 Leos
Milo(my male) Mongo, Raptor,and Spaz
Popeye and Boo(named after Monster's Inc. Character)
and Pumpkin the Patternless

1 dog
Baby (Peekapoo)

1 Cat
Mr. Kitty

1 Hedgehog
Chronic

10. Craves mealworm flavored ice cream at 3 in the morning.
9. Asks husband gecko, "do I look fat to you?"
8. Wears a tshirt saying " 2 buns in the oven"
7. Regurgitates every mornings mealworms through the first gecko trimester.
6. Is reading the book, "what to expects when expecting"
5. Bores husband gecko by showing him embryo pictures from previous book.
4. She begins to clean the humid hide for no reason.
3. Sreams at the husband gecko, "WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO ME"
2. Stares at the top ten leo gecko names for 2003 and cant decide between, leo and lex.
1. She's FAT, but dont ever tell her that. I mean it. For the sake of GOD, dont ever say it.

Jeff Medley

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7 Leos
Milo(my male) Mongo, Raptor,and Spaz
Popeye and Boo(named after Monster's Inc. Character)
and Pumpkin the Patternless

1 dog
Baby (Peekapoo)

1 Cat
Mr. Kitty

1 Hedgehog
Chronic