what is the average lifespan for females? mine is pushing 10 now, and has layed eggs in the past though a long time ago. is she too old too breed now? i probably won't attempt it anyway, but was just curious. im sure opinions o lifespan will differ considerably, but would be interested to know of any cases of very old leopard geckos. thanks.
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lifespan/breeding
bigandy
Feb 25, 2005 10:14 AM
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peachstategeckos
Feb 25, 2005 07:29 PM
Usually leos in captivity live very long lives if cared for properly. There's been quite a few who made it to or close to 30 years old! I would say the average is about 20-25 years old. You female is, IMHO, a little too old to breed. I'd let her sit back and enjoy being a pet for the remainder of her hopefully long life 
. Have you had her since she was small?
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