Oooh...nice surprise

[scaleylover]

gorgeous

[sarasin]

Congrats they are gorgeous

[LIZARD]

GREAT CONGRATS

[NightGecko]

Originally Posted by MariaW

Nope - they'll only eat crickets, wont touch waxworms/mealies/locusts/anything else.
If one of the babies is a male I'll let you know!
MariaW

Ah right, mine will take crickets and locusts but I read online some people have successfully fed them fruit based foods like banana puree but haven't had any luck getting them to eat that sort of thing

[BG-Gecko]

Congratulations on the baby it looks great!
Our pair will eat crickets and roaches never tried giving waxies
Can I ask what incubation method you're using (what kind of incubator, substrate, eggs on or digged in the substrate?) and what temperature you incubated at? I'm asking because I also only heard of 5-6 months of incubation, thanks!

[NightGecko]

Originally Posted by BG-Gecko

Congratulations on the baby it looks great!
Our pair will eat crickets and roaches never tried giving waxies
Can I ask what incubation method you're using (what kind of incubator, substrate, eggs on or digged in the substrate?) and what temperature you incubated at? I'm asking because I also only heard of 5-6 months of incubation, thanks!

Hey mate be sure to let me know when your eggs hatch if a male goes up for sale!

[Ally]

Nice surprise indeed! These are awsome little geckos and nowhere near enough are being bred - go you!

[MariaW]

Originally Posted by BG-Gecko

Congratulations on the baby it looks great!
Our pair will eat crickets and roaches never tried giving waxies
Can I ask what incubation method you're using (what kind of incubator, substrate, eggs on or digged in the substrate?) and what temperature you incubated at? I'm asking because I also only heard of 5-6 months of incubation, thanks!

Hi,
I use a Hovabator, have done for years. It's set to around 28degs but goes up and down by anything from 2 to 6 degrees over time due to it being in a non centrally heated house, never worried about it cos pretty much everything I've placed in there before has hatched - leos, fattails, stenos, tropiocolotes, pictus etc. I put the eggs in an empty cricket tub in coco fibre, half buried, and dampened it every other day, there was also a small dish of water separate in the tub. The eggs could well have been in the viv itself for a week before I found them and moved them - they were buried in the substrate.
MariaW

[viperd]

congratulations they are so so cute xx

[NightGecko]

I managed to get myself a male now. Also they must be the luckiest trio in captivity, because they're going in a 5ft x 2ft viv