leo eggs

First eggs of this year's pairings were laid last night from a lemon sunglow male and a tangerine sunglow female....
How's everyone else getting along with pairings this season ??.........

Sweet! good luck Buddy

Best of luck with the Leos Buddy. I doubt I'll hatch any out this year, too much to do as it is and not enough space can be a pain.

Fantastic Buddy, can't wait to see the results! We got our first leo eggs in Feb last yr, and I'd imagine this yr will be much the same. I can't get enough of the little buggers Hoping for some giant tremper albinos and mack snows ourselves.

Buddy wrote:First eggs of this year's pairings were laid last night from a lemon sunglow male and a tangerine sunglow female....
How's everyone else getting along with pairings this season ??.........

Hi
First eggs yesterday, the first two from a jungle female x normal male and two more from a sunglow female x SHTCTB male. First time for us so quite excited to see what comes out (provided they are fertile of course as its a first time for all of them too)!
John

We got our first eggs yesterday also John, super mack snow albino male x normal female. Must be something in the air!

lisafay wrote:We got our first eggs yesterday also John, super mack snow albino male x normal female. Must be something in the air!

Congrats lisa!
What do you expect to get out of that pairing?
John

Great to see the ball rolling folks......second clutch from the above pair and the tangerine enigma/sunglow pairing have laid their first two as well.
We're in the same boat here John with a group of unproven leos here as well....

Great to hear Buddy.
Good luck with them.
How long does it take to cook gecko eggs ?

Awesome guys. I love hatching leos!

I should get all macksnow babies from this lot, het for albino.
I was concerned that the super mack snow was a bit thick and not doing his job, but I have fertile eggs so it appears I underestimated him! He can't even aim for his food....

I should have eggs from the supergiant female soon also

Steve - it takes 40-60 days approximately. Higher temps hatch more quickly and are generally males, whereas females take longer at lower temps to cook

my female normal has been laying 3 eggs at a time and this will be her third set and the vet a few days ago said she also has another 3 in her lol weird or what????

Wow, is she a very big girl? Mine sometimes lay just one at the beginning/end of the season but never three!
Are the eggs are regular size? It's probably more common than I realise...

I've never heard of three eggs either TBH and never had it, that's really weird but as you say Lisa, probably more common then we realize.