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Breeding Bibrons Geckos?

reako45 Nov 07, 2005 12:18 PM

Anyone w/ any experience breeding these guys? What time of year? Should I just release the male into the female's tank and remove him once I have confirmed the female is gravid? Gestation in # of days? Temps? Any info greatly appreciated! Like to breed next year. Have 3 males & 2 females. Thanx.

reako45

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spidergecko Nov 08, 2005 06:23 PM

Easy to breed. Just leave them together all year.

They are communal but it is always safer to keep males separate. Eggs appear any time of the year but usually you will only get about 6 clutches each year.

You can leave the eggs in the terrarium or if you're uncomfortable, move the eggs to an incubator at ~84'F. The eggs hatch in 55-70 days at this temperature. You can move them to a dark box and stick them in a warm closet. They will hatch within 90 days. Incubate dry at regular room humidity.

The geckos breed very easily and very well. You won't have problems breeding them.
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Mike
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spidergecko Nov 08, 2005 06:25 PM

Try this link:

http://forums.kingsnake.com/view.php?id=892578,892892&key=2005
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Mike
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reako45 Nov 08, 2005 09:46 PM

Hey, thanx. I'm going to print out that care sheet and set everything up for breeding this summer!

reako45

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