Breeding References
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Incubation Time:
82(TSF) - 52 days average (FL) 82(TSF) - 58 days average (GA) 88(TSM) - 42 days average |
Observations:
Others incubating at the same temperatures often have different lay time averages. Affected by elevation?
Gravid females often shed approx 5 days average before laying. (Lowest 4 days, highest 7 days observed)
Others incubating at the same temperatures often have different lay time averages. Affected by elevation?
Gravid females often shed approx 5 days average before laying. (Lowest 4 days, highest 7 days observed)
Breeding Notes:
(Matt Baronak - Sasobek - Via Strength in Leos podcast): Eublepharis Afghanicus - smaller subspecies (40-50g), more socially tolerant. Used in gecko projects aids greatly with color retention. Tends towards boldness, also.
Eublepharis Fascio - Tends towards pale coloration and patterning. Especially good for outcrossing snows. Utilized by Rampant Reptiles to create stronger super snow eclipses.
(Matt Baronak - Sasobek - Via Strength in Leos podcast): Eublepharis Afghanicus - smaller subspecies (40-50g), more socially tolerant. Used in gecko projects aids greatly with color retention. Tends towards boldness, also.
Eublepharis Fascio - Tends towards pale coloration and patterning. Especially good for outcrossing snows. Utilized by Rampant Reptiles to create stronger super snow eclipses.
Reference: Leopardgecko.com (Ron Tremper)
Q) If low temps produce dark colored albinos how can I produce light colored albino females?
A) Sex in leopard geckos is determined within the first 3 weeks of incubation. So if you let albino eggs experience 78-83F for 22 days that will lock in the female sex and then you merely move those female eggs to a constant 90F for the remainder of incubation to get the best looking possible female offspring.
Q) If low temps produce dark colored albinos how can I produce light colored albino females?
A) Sex in leopard geckos is determined within the first 3 weeks of incubation. So if you let albino eggs experience 78-83F for 22 days that will lock in the female sex and then you merely move those female eggs to a constant 90F for the remainder of incubation to get the best looking possible female offspring.
Health References
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Calcium Gluconate - Not well absorbed orally. Best for injections.
Calcium Glubionate - best absorption for oral applications
Dosing: .1 cc per 100g of bodyweight daily (for MBD/Maint)
Twice a day dosing for female suspected of being in laying distress.
Baytril - Antibiotic (a fairly strong one)
Official dosing: 5mg/kg used as an injection, 10mg/kg used orally once a day for 7 days usually prescribed for most instances.
Example: 3 units (.03cc) per day (~45g gecko)
Calcium Gluconate - Not well absorbed orally. Best for injections.
Calcium Glubionate - best absorption for oral applications
Dosing: .1 cc per 100g of bodyweight daily (for MBD/Maint)
Twice a day dosing for female suspected of being in laying distress.
Baytril - Antibiotic (a fairly strong one)
Official dosing: 5mg/kg used as an injection, 10mg/kg used orally once a day for 7 days usually prescribed for most instances.
Example: 3 units (.03cc) per day (~45g gecko)