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i have a few leopard geckos and am interested in trying to breed them can someone tell me the best age to start breeding them?
mine vary from 18 months old - 7 months old? so if anyone has any ideas and or suggestions for me that will be awesome. i have breed many snakes just not lizards and was hoping a friendly person can give me some pointers on how it's done. i got the cages the hiding boxes all that just need to know the best age to introduce the female to the male and how long should i keep them roomies and such? so an help is wonderful.....

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thanks a bunch

both should be at least 40 grams. Female should ideally be more, and probably not under a year or so. She should be nice and fat w/pockets of fat in her armpits. Set up your incubator first. If the oldest is 18 months, I would say cool them this winter, and breed in early spring. She will be ready by then, and you only need to keep them together until the job is done a few times. You may house them together, but some females won't lay if they are stressed out by a male. Good Luck, and spend your winter reading up on leo breeding.
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