Hi,
If season ended for my geckos in late june, can i breed them again in october?
thanks
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BREEDING QUESTION
thegeckolady
Jul 24, 2003 09:19 PM
Replies (3)
Josh06
Jul 24, 2003 09:28 PM
If your female has gained all her weight back and is in good shape, you could. But, I would recommend letting her rest until next year. This way, you know she will have recovered from the previous breeding season, and that she will be ready.
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Cleopatra
Jul 24, 2003 09:47 PM
i dont recommend breeding a female leo twice in one year...their bodies are still not fully recovered. wait until next year to breed again.
cleo
1:3 leos (Phoenix, Beanie, Pixie, Katrina)
2 eggs cooking
jilazee
Jul 25, 2003 10:04 AM
hmmm I think I might have a problem. I alway thought that Leopard Geckos wouldn't breed during the winter months but only during the summer.
This is the 1st year that my 1.2 setup had produced eggs. Am I right in saying that they will continue to breed all winter unless I seperate the male from the females?! If so I may need to get rid of my male as I don't have room for another viv for him as well.
hmm didn't think about that I just throught they had breeding season. Now I think about it properly I guess how do they know what season it is they are in a constant enviroment! Guess I might need to look into working on a cooling period or something to try and stop them from breeding.....
Anyone have any views or ideas on what I could do?
