07-11-2019, 04:33 PM
WOW!!
Your first egg. Fingers crossed that it will hatch. It is never a sure thing, but you are doing all the right things so there is every chance that you will get a baby gecko. You are going to need some very tiny crickets. You could try hatching them. Crickets are easy to raise. Just put a few females in with a dish of peat moss or something like it and sure enough there will be little crickets later.
Some lizards don't lay all their eggs at once. She might wait a few days before she lays the second egg. She could even lay more eggs than that. I haven't looked it up. How long does the egg need to incubate?
Keep me posted on its progress. You should be able to tell if the eggs is developing.
Your first egg. Fingers crossed that it will hatch. It is never a sure thing, but you are doing all the right things so there is every chance that you will get a baby gecko. You are going to need some very tiny crickets. You could try hatching them. Crickets are easy to raise. Just put a few females in with a dish of peat moss or something like it and sure enough there will be little crickets later.
Some lizards don't lay all their eggs at once. She might wait a few days before she lays the second egg. She could even lay more eggs than that. I haven't looked it up. How long does the egg need to incubate?
Keep me posted on its progress. You should be able to tell if the eggs is developing.
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Catherine
