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Here's a pic of the first eggs that were laid this 2007 breeding season for my Leopard Geckos.
The first to lay was my Bell Albino. The shot is threw the top opening of the nest box. I just turned on the incubator, so I'll move the eggs tomorrow after work.
ozzi1264,
Some reptile are very hard to breed and other very easy as long as there requirements are met. Leopard Geckos are pretty easy to breed.
z5guy,
After a few days in the incubator, you can see quickly if they are fertilized or not. Unfertilized eggs will start to go deflate and get moldy. I have noticed in the past a lot of times the first clutch of eggs the females lay are no good.
Tangerines are the only expensive ones I have.
High Yellows go for $25.00 ea
If I get any Bell Albinos (A recessive trait. My male is supposed to be het for Bell Albino and Patternless. So if he is truly het for Bell Albino I do have some chances of getting Bell babies when bred to my Bell Albino female.) They would sell for $30.00.
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