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Tips On Breeding Leopard Geckos

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Posted by: PacmansRule123 at Sun Dec 6 14:11:44 2009  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by PacmansRule123 ]  
   

Okay, I have 1 adult male and I just got my 3rd female gecko. They are housed in a 30 gallon tank. I have heard different things about how to breed them. I heard you dont have to do anything and they just know when its winter and spring. My question is what should I keep my temperatures at from now until breeding season and so on. And also should I have my heat lamp on. I alternate from my day light 75Watt to my Moonlight 50Watt during the night. Should I still try and mantain the 90 degree day temp etc. Any help would be appreciative

   

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