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please help breeding mossy leaf tailed geckos

coneroks1 Sep 05, 2004 09:45 PM

Hi i got a pair of leaf tailed geckos a male and female but i cant seem to make them produce any eggs....my substrate is sphagnum moss the temps in the room are from 70-80 degrees and they are in a 20 gallon tank...is there any site or links or anyone that can help me out further?ive had experience breeding chondros but leaf tailed geckos are for me a whole new ballpark! Any help would be appreciated thanks in advance...
Carlos G. Echarte

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Mad_1234 Sep 06, 2004 01:30 AM

First of all I would get a bigger tank. I keep mine in about a 45-50 gallon and although people may lead you to believe that they can do well in smaller terriums I believe they need as big as space as they can get. They are very shy animals and like to be able to hide from one another except during the breeding season. To get them to breed you need to try and stimulate the breeding season as much as possible. To do this keep them cooler and dryer during our warmer months and warmer and wetter during our cooler months. Also leave them alone!!!!! Try not to disturb the geckos as much as possible and offer a variety of food choices.
Matt

coneroks1 Sep 06, 2004 01:37 PM

should they be separated for a while and then introduced together of should i just leave them be together

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