Hi. My two Tokay geckos (Bonnie and clyde) have just laid a fresh clutch of eggs. I had to take them out because last time the female ate the egg she laid. Anyway, I was wondering if the eggs had to be incubated at any particular temperature? right now they are in a little tank thing next to the ball pythons heat lamp so that they are a little warm. anyway, any hints would be great.
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Tokay Gecko eggs
weevax65
Jul 22, 2003 08:47 AM
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Dakman
Jul 22, 2003 03:09 PM
>>Hi. My two Tokay geckos (Bonnie and clyde) have just laid a fresh clutch of eggs. I had to take them out because last time the female ate the egg she laid. Anyway, I was wondering if the eggs had to be incubated at any particular temperature? right now they are in a little tank thing next to the ball pythons heat lamp so that they are a little warm. anyway, any hints would be great.
Ive had good results with diff temps between 80-90f.
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