How to breed leopard geckos?

How to Breed Leopard Geckos Four Parts: Preparing to Breed Breeding Taking Care of the Eggs Taking Care of the Babies Community Q&A Leopard geckos can be easy to breed for some, but difficult for others. read more

To breed leopard geckos you will need a few things to be successful-First of course will be at least 1 male Leopard gecko and 1-4 female leopard geckos-You will also need a 10 gallon tank to keep the male in-Also a 20-30 gallon tank to keep the females in-A heat mat to heat the cages-For the female cage you will need a laying box. read more

Female leopard geckos may lay one or two eggs for the first clutch of their lives, resulting in eight to 10 eggs for their first breeding year. Leopard geckos can produce 80 to 100 eggs over a lifetime. read more

Because leopard geckos are active at night, they do not need to bask under UVB lighting. Feed to Breed. Feed breeding leopard geckos crickets at least every other day, or keep a dish of mealworms (Tenebrio molitor) in the enclosure at all times. Insects should be no longer than the leopard gecko’s head and no thicker than half its width. read more